This is a combination of 3 photos in the woods. I also used the App, Snapseed to do the color. One of the images is from my iphone and the other are from the Olympus EP-2.
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This is a combination of 3 photos in the woods. I also used the App, Snapseed to do the color. One of the images is from my iphone and the other are from the Olympus EP-2.
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This was the view out the window at 20,000 feet. I did a series of these images focusing on the window instead of the distant clouds.
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Here is another one from my B&W tree series. Shot this yesterday on the way to the airport with my iPhone. No mojo yet…
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Here is another from my B&W tree series. Meant to be a large print with encaustic wax.
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I was commissioned to do a view of the Plaza. After spending time walking around looking for a good vantage point, I decided to just take a couple of wide views and see if I could combine them in some manner. I didn’t care if it was a realistic view, but more of an impression. I’m making a print of this that is 7 ft long. It will be mounted on a board and coated with wax.
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This is part of a new series that I will be working on this winter of B&W shots of winter trees. Shot with a tilt adapter and my EP-2, this image will be printed at 40″x40″. The size makes a difference with the abstraction and the grain.
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Here is a shot from a little trip around the park with Max. I used a tilt shift adapter with my 28mm pentax lens on the Olympus EP-2. Of course I added some “mojo” to it.
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It was a great day for photography today, fog and light rain and on the cool side. I only had time for a quick stroll around the backyard though. I guess the garden is about finished.
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Today Max is 6 months old. I think he is developing an attitude! I shot this at a picnic, He was under a shelter so there was a lot of backlight, which really defined his wild hair. Always carry a camera!
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