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This is another image from the Doug Gordon Work Shop taken a last week, a few steps away from where this image was taken:
Shanon an employee of PatKen Photographer was a real standout as she walked around on the pier in her sleeveless tiny strapped Wedding Gown with a slight breeze off the water and 45 degree weather.
This is a signature DG shot from his website, after I took the shots of the set up I fired this and two others just to mess around.
Again, the bottom line for this workshop for me was NOT to build a portfolio of someone else's poses and styling - it was to see how the magic is created. This session in NYC was more towards the "Glamour and Fashion" of bride and groom portraits and its really incredible to see how the shots are setup.
Finally - this was also an excuse to try out some new branding and logo stuff I've had being worked on the last few weeks. I won't say its ground breaking or super original - but its mine - and thats that.
Taken during the Port Aransas Christmas Bird Count on 2016-12-19. By south Texas standards, this was an extremely cold count. Temperatures were in the 30s and north winds blew at least 20 mph all day.
It was an extremely chilly day, and I'm surprised I got this shot as I was shaking like crazy. But they've been doing construction around my hometown as they're redoing the entire downtown portion of the city, and I thought this was a great shot, and I'll always look back to this as my personal favorite.
Snowy afternoon in Barnstaple
Looks best big, but then what doesn't?
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You know it's cold when you can take frost pictures from inside the house! No editing or cropping on this image.
i planted some salad greens in the cold frame today. the mix called "encore" by johnny's. i plan to photograph my process as the season progresses.
have you ever used a cold frame? they are great for extending the season. next to the frame is a hoop house.
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A stately tree, standing cold against Elkhart Hill in Elkhart, Illinois"
If you look closely, you can see the faintest sliver of the moon at about 1 o'clock above the tree. I didn't see it until I had to clone out a speck of dust off the frame. Hello Moon!
I love how the pale yellow branches pop against the deep blue sky.
The snow, a carpet of cold beneath the tree.
RAW Artists: Awakening
Theatre of Living Arts
Philadelphia PA
2-26-2014
Cold Roses - www.facebook.com/coldroses
RAW Artists Philadelphia - www.rawartists.org/en/philadelphia/art
photographer - Pete Troshak
pete974@aol.com
Not the most beautiful or artistic photo, but I had to capture this tiny fly in the moment. Right now it's 56F/13C and drizzly outside, and this little fly -- no larger than 1/2 or 3/4 of a centimeter -- has been sitting on my window screen for at least a half an hour, soaking in what warmth it can from my 70F/21C condo. I'm happy to help all the little creatures I can!