Here is another shot from my flight home. The sky was so dark, but the sunlight still managed to break thru the clouds and light up the roofs below. This one was also with the iPhone. The title is in honor of the painter William Turner, who used to have long descriptions for his titles.
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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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Mill Creek trail. One of my favorite places to shoot.
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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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