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to my personal journal through my viewfinder. A place where I leave the world behind and try to find the spirit of what I am seeing.
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Category Archives: Photography
Photo Bookmarking
Bookmarks for browsers is a wonderful concept. If you are like me you have hundreds of bookmarks in different categories and sub-categories. When I am out photographing, I come across many good opportunities at the wrong time. The lighting might … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel
Tagged "washington, 18-200mm vr, capital, dc", fountain, lincoln, long exposure, memorial, monument, night, nikon D70, pool, reflecting, reflection, trees, tripod, united states, water, world war 2, ww2, wwii
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Illuminations Imagination
Traditionally, Friday is the day photographers on the Internet post firework photos. Who am I to argue with tradition as I enjoy going through all the wonderful Abstract photos posted to this month’s assignment. I setup a tripod across from … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel
Tagged 0.9, 3-stop, 8ND, epcot, fireworks, florida, illuminations, neutral density, nikon D700, orlando, reflection, smooth, tokina 11-16mm, walt disney world, water, waterfall
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Deep Photos
Last week I read David duChemin’s ebook, A Deeper Frame, from Craft & Vision. Normally a book by David is very..well, deep. In this 22-page ebook, he talks about how to create photos with spacial depth in the flat medium … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged 28-300mm, bridge, david duchemin, ebook, ice, new york, nikon D700, rocks, sign, state park, stones, taughannock falls, trees, tripod, vr, warning, water, waterfall, winter
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Syracuse Photography Workshop
Announcing something very exciting. I will be assisting photographer Phil Spitze in his upcoming photography workshop in Syracuse, New York on Thursday, April 12, 2012. Click the ad for more information and to reserve your spot today!
Posted in Event, Photography
Tagged new york, phil spitze, photo walk, syracuse, workshop
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Natural Abstracts
Nature is full of abstract photo opportunities if you open your mind to them. Using my definition for abstract photography in introducing this month’s assignment, I went looking through my photos for those with form, color, and curves rather than … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged 28-300mm, abstract photography, crop, disney's animal kingdom, florida, green, leaf, nikon D700, nile crocodile, orlando, plant, tails, vr, walt disney world
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