Here is a new commissioned piece that I am working on. I photographed the buffalo in Yellowstone Park on two different occasions. This is a blend of several images and textures. Not sure if I’m done yet, but I thought I’d put it out to see what kind of feedback I’d get.
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Here is one from the past. So long ago, that I actually did this image with film. It was done by taping 2 4×5 transparencies together and then duping them to 8×10 film. So much easier now days! This was a shot from the Czech countryside.
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Another iPhone shot while walking Max in the park. It won’t be long and these great shadows will be gone until next winter.
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This is a blend of 4 of my earlier tree images into one shot. I am trying to expand on my previous post. This one however is quite different.
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Twelve shots of a single tree blended together. This is one of those shots that needs to be seen large to enjoy all of the detail.
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Sitting in the backseat of the car passing thru the southern countryside on a rainy day.
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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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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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