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This photograph is of the Mulberry tree at the base of the Washington Monument. It was taken during the blizzard of 2010. Otherwise known as Snowmageddon.
This photograph is from my series "City of Trees" which documents the trees in and around Washington DC as minimalist and unpopulated landscapes. In this case, if you walked up and stood within the base of the tree you would have a clear view of the white house.
Landscape and Architectural Photography by Allen Russ - Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia
This photograph is of the Mulberry tree at the base of the Washington Monument. It was taken during the blizzard of 2010. Otherwise known as Snowmageddon. Notice the flagpoles. This was one of the very rare days when the federal government closed so there were no flags hoisted that day.
This photograph is from my series "City of Trees" which documents the trees in and around Washington DC as minimalist and unpopulated landscapes.
Landscape and Architectural Photography by Allen Russ - Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia
Cork Tree 1, Moon and Cherry Blossoms, Peak Bloom
Tidal Basin, City of Trees, 2009
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Airport at Sunset, Somewhere in Ohio , 2011
About the Photographs
This photo is from a series I've been referring to as "Passenger". The whole series isn't typical of the work I generally do with intention, but it comes from all of the in between places.
This photograph is from a series I did exploring abandoned and wrecked cars with color infrared film.
Interestingly enough, the color palette from this series renders the pictures in 3-D with the right set of glasses. (The polarized kind I believe)
Landscape and Architectural Photography by Allen Russ - Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia
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Scotland - 2005
Negative Size: 6 x 6cm
Film Type: Ilford PanF, FP4 or Fuji NPS 160
Average Exposure: 5 - 10 Minutes
These photos are from a trip to Scotland in 2005. I had gone there for a friends wedding and stayed over for a week to visit the countryside for a week of photography.
In creating these images I used all of my classic film and darkroom technique and applied it to a digital work environment. The original photo was captured on medium format film and digitized via drum scanner. I then limited myself to what I believed would have been possible in a traditional wet (color) darkroom. In essence, I printed a black and white negative on color paper. With the exception of "Tree and Cuillin Hills" which is a color negative, all of these images where created by making broad enlargement burning and dodging masks. Further, each mask was given a specific color balance, Ie. blue or green.
An HDR landscape photograph of the setting sun on a cloudy evening over the mashes located just north of the Woodland Beach area. Photograph created by Melissa Fague.
To view this coastal landscape photo, as well as beautiful cityscapes and rural landscape photographs please visit our landscape photography gallery. Both wall art and fine art prints are available as well as a variety of printing options, please visit our website: PIPA Fine Art
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Lightning striking property of Salem Power Plant in New Jersey. Photograph taken from Augustine Beach Delaware.
To view this night photo, as well as beautiful night time urban landscapes photographs please visit our night photography gallery. Both wall art and fine art prints are available as well as a variety of printing options, please visit our website: PIPA Fine Art. And don't forget to sign up for our VIP List. You'll receive special offers; updates on our exhibits, helpful photography tips, and more....come join the fun!
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A landscape photograph of sunrise from underneath the Ocean City Maryland fishing pier. Photograph created by Melissa Fague.
To view this coastal landscape photo, as well as beautiful cityscapes and rural landscape photographs please visit our landscape photography gallery. Both wall art and fine art prints are available as well as a variety of printing options, please visit our website: PIPA Fine Art
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To view this rural landscape photo, as well as beautiful coastal landscape photographs please visit our landscape photography gallery. Both wall art and fine art prints are available as well as a variety of printing options, please visit our website: PIPA Fine Art
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Scotland - 2005
Negative Size: 6 x 6cm
Film Type: Ilford PanF, FP4 or Fuji NPS 160
Average Exposure: 5 - 10 Minutes
These photos are from a trip to Scotland in 2005. I had gone there for a friends wedding and stayed over for a week to visit the countryside for a week of photography.
In creating these images I used all of my classic film and darkroom technique and applied it to a digital work environment. The original photo was captured on medium format film and digitized via drum scanner. I then limited myself to what I believed would have been possible in a traditional wet (color) darkroom. In essence, I printed a black and white negative on color paper. With the exception of "Tree and Cuillin Hills" which is a color negative, all of these images where created by making broad enlargement burning and dodging masks. Further, each mask was given a specific color balance, Ie. blue or green.
This house has a commercial zoning permit. So the designed it in a way to have a side entrance with a waiting room and bathroom attached to a office. Great for many different types of business. Ambient Light 1 Flash blended keeping the shadow direction best I could.
Season of Change is a macro photograph of a maple leaf in the fall. Photograph was created by Melissa Fague.
To view this nature photo, as well as other stunning botanical and floral photographs please visit our nature photography gallery. Both wall art and fine art prints are available as well as a variety of printing options, please visit our website: PIPA Fine Art. And don't forget to sign up for our VIP List. You'll receive special offers; updates on our exhibits, helpful photography tips, and more....come join the fun!
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An HDR Landscape photograph of the Reedy Point Bridge, this photograph has aging effects added for mood. Photograph created by Melissa Fague.
To view this rural landscape photo, as well as beautiful coastal landscape photographs please visit our landscape photography gallery. Both wall art and fine art prints are available as well as a variety of printing options, please visit our website: PIPA Fine Art
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Landscape and Architectural Photography by Allen Russ - Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia
Wasn't aware some bees had horns until I took this photo!
"Males have these extra long antennae and the females have long, pollen-collecting hairs on their hind leg"......
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Mangrove (Island) Study, Estero Bay , 2003
Negative Size: 6x6cm
Film: Fuji NPS
Exposure: 20-30 minutes
About the Photographs
It was balmy...By the end of each of these 20-30 minute exposures my lens and camera were wet with condensation. It didn't seem that humid and my cameras were acclimated to the outside air. I was surprised by how much moisture was carried off of the water.
Tough space, I wanted to capture the rain head also but didn't want to distort the verts. Flash camera right in the washroom and enfused shots 2ev apart in shower.
Before we moved to New Braunfels, we had planned on building a new house in Georgetown. We had land chosen and blueprints designed. I had a kick-ass laundry room designed based on browsing oodles of laundry rooms on Houzz and Pinterest. That deal fell through and we found our current home and I'm so glad it worked out that way. Unfortunately, my laundry room here isn't quite what I really wanted, but compared to our old house where my washer and dryer was in the garage, it's paradise. I do all of our family's laundry about twice a week. I usually fold clothes on our king-size bed in the master and sorting clothes for five people isn't easy to manage in that space. On the weekends, I try to keep the bed clear so Curtis can take a well-deserved afternoon nap. Yesterday, I used our pool table to fold clothes and I think I'm in love. There is plenty of room and I'm not in anyone's way. As I was finishing up, the late afternoon sun was shining through the big windows and I caught sight of the light hitting my mom's jeans. I thought about this Macro Mondays challenge and looked at the cloth a little closer. Jeans are so comfortable, everyone owns a pair, and when they are well worn, jeans can be like an old friend. Denim is such a relaxing and cozy cloth. I love how the pocket is open a little to create a little secret shadowy space in the corner.
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I've always really loved the work of Georgia O’Keeffe and Imogen Cunningham and I love Irises, so, here you go. Some macro floral work.
I greatly admire the photographers who can maintain depth of field and sharpness throughout the photo, which is something I find particularly challenging in the great outdoors. In this case though, I wanted to try something a little different. I wanted to create absolutely abstract works with a tiny semblance of clarity of subject so that you know what you are looking at but still able to imagine other-worldy environments.
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I've always really loved the work of Georgia O’Keeffe and Imogen Cunningham and I love Irises, so, here you go. Some macro floral work.
I greatly admire the photographers who can maintain depth of field and sharpness throughout the photo, which is something I find particularly challenging in the great outdoors. In this case though, I wanted to try something a little different. I wanted to create absolutely abstract works with a tiny semblance of clarity of subject so that you know what you are looking at but still able to imagine other-worldy environments.
A landscape photograph of the Ocean City fishing pier at sunrise in December. I love this photograph because the bright colors of the rising sun and the moon are both visible. Photograph created by Melissa Fague and is being published in the Photographer's Forum Magazines 2014 Best Of Photography Book.
To view this coastal landscape photo, as well as beautiful cityscapes and rural landscape photographs please visit our landscape photography gallery. Both wall art and fine art prints are available as well as a variety of printing options, please visit our website: PIPA Fine Art. And don't forget to sign up for our VIP List. You'll receive special offers; updates on our exhibits, helpful photography tips, and more....come join the fun!
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Mangrove Study, Estero Bay , 2003
Negative Size: 6x6cm
Film: Fuji NPS
Exposure: 20-30 minutes
About the Photographs
It was balmy...By the end of each of these 20-30 minute exposures my lens and camera were wet with condensation. It didn't seem that humid and my cameras were acclimated to the outside air. I was surprised by how much moisture was carried off of the water.
Landscape and Architectural Photography by Allen Russ - Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia
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This was an amazing summer storm and sunset. I'll upload the original with exif data and you'll see that I hardly touched the raw file.
Landscape and Architectural Photography by Allen Russ - Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia
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Indianapolis, IN - 1996
Negative Size: 6 x 6cm
Film Type: Ilford PanF
When I was young we used to drive past this wooded area along E. 82nd Street in Indianapolis. Until I was in my early twenties we had no idea there was anything there but woods. As with many suburban areas, development gradually encroached and soon the trees were cleared to make way for a new retail development. What was left at the top of the hill was this house which we never knew was there. It was subsequently torn down.
Explored - 2/18/16 - #37
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Scotland - 2005
Negative Size: 6 x 6cm
Film Type: Ilford PanF, FP4 or Fuji NPS 160
Average Exposure: 5 - 10 Minutes
These photos are from a trip to Scotland in 2005. I had gone there for a friends wedding and stayed over for a week to visit the countryside for a week of photography.
In creating these images I used all of my classic film and darkroom technique and applied it to a digital work environment. The original photo was captured on medium format film and digitized via drum scanner. I then limited myself to what I believed would have been possible in a traditional wet (color) darkroom. In essence, I printed a black and white negative on color paper. With the exception of "Tree and Cuillin Hills" which is a color negative, all of these images where created by making broad enlargement burning and dodging masks. Further, each mask was given a specific color balance, Ie. blue or green.
Landscape and Architectural Photography by Allen Russ - Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia
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Scotland - 2005
Negative Size: 6 x 6cm
Film Type: Ilford PanF, FP4 or Fuji NPS 160
Average Exposure: 5 - 10 Minutes
These photos are from a trip to Scotland in 2005. I had gone there for a friends wedding and stayed over for a week to visit the countryside for a week of photography.
In creating these images I used all of my classic film and darkroom technique and applied it to a digital work environment. The original photo was captured on medium format film and digitized via drum scanner. I then limited myself to what I believed would have been possible in a traditional wet (color) darkroom. In essence, I printed a black and white negative on color paper. With the exception of "Tree and Cuillin Hills" which is a color negative, all of these images where created by making broad enlargement burning and dodging masks. Further, each mask was given a specific color balance, Ie. blue or green.
Landscape and Architectural Photography by Allen Russ - Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia
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Scotland - 2005
Negative Size: 6 x 6cm
Film Type: Ilford PanF, FP4 or Fuji NPS 160
Average Exposure: 5 - 10 Minutes
These photos are from a trip to Scotland in 2005. I had gone there for a friends wedding and stayed over for a week to visit the countryside for a week of photography.
In creating these images I used all of my classic film and darkroom technique and applied it to a digital work environment. The original photo was captured on medium format film and digitized via drum scanner. I then limited myself to what I believed would have been possible in a traditional wet (color) darkroom. In essence, I printed a black and white negative on color paper. With the exception of "Tree and Cuillin Hills" which is a color negative, all of these images where created by making broad enlargement burning and dodging masks. Further, each mask was given a specific color balance, Ie. blue or green.
A landscape photograph of the sandbars that are visible at low tide at Cape Henlopen State Park during sunset. This image won second place in the Delaware Beach Life Photo contest and was on published in the Oct 2013 edition of Delaware Beach Life Magazine. Photograph was created by Melissa Fague.
To view this coastal landscape photo, as well as beautiful cityscapes and rural landscape photographs please visit our landscape photography gallery. Both wall art and fine art prints are available as well as a variety of printing options, please visit our website: PIPA Fine Art. And don't forget to sign up for our VIP List. You'll receive special offers; updates on our exhibits, helpful photography tips, and more....come join the fun!
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Scotland - 2005
Negative Size: 6 x 6cm
Film Type: Ilford PanF, FP4 or Fuji NPS 160
Average Exposure: 5 - 10 Minutes
These photos are from a trip to Scotland in 2005. I had gone there for a friends wedding and stayed over for a week to visit the countryside for a week of photography.
In creating these images I used all of my classic film and darkroom technique and applied it to a digital work environment. The original photo was captured on medium format film and digitized via drum scanner. I then limited myself to what I believed would have been possible in a traditional wet (color) darkroom. In essence, I printed a black and white negative on color paper. With the exception of "Tree and Cuillin Hills" which is a color negative, all of these images where created by making broad enlargement burning and dodging masks. Further, each mask was given a specific color balance, Ie. blue or green.
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The Perito Moreno Glacier, Calafate, Argentina
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A photograph of the golden color of sunset and the silhouettes of field weeds. Photograph was created by Melissa Fague.
To view this nature photo, as well as other stunning botanical and floral photographs please visit our nature photography gallery. Both wall art and fine art prints are available as well as a variety of printing options, please visit our website: PIPA Fine Art
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Few weeks ago I was invited by Houzz to participate in holiday contest :
“Full Houzz for the Holidays. How do you transform your entertaining area to accommodate family and friends at the holidays while still maintaining a well-designed space?”
I created Ideabook with 12 photos I would love if you can help me to win. And you can win too!
It's simple, all you have to do is to click over at the Ideabook and leave a comment. One comment means one vote. The tree Ideabooks with the most comments win a price. And anyone who commented on winning Ideabook will be entered into a drawing to win $250, $100 and $50 gift certificates from any online retailer. Wouldn't it be great? just before holidays? The competition ends on 9th December!
Thank you so much for your support!
to vote here:
www.houzz.com/ideabooks/969585/list/Holiday-Decoration---...
I used my old Nokia phone as a screen. The poster is a printed picture. The downlights are made by using Brickstuff led lights.
The build is based on a real theater: www.houzz.com/movie-room
Rows of corn was created at the peek corn season in Delaware. This landscape photograph was created just before the sun dipped down below wall of tall corn stalks. Photograph was created by Melissa Fague.
To view this rural landscape photo, as well as beautiful coastal landscape photographs please visit our landscape photography gallery. Both wall art and fine art prints are available as well as a variety of printing options, please visit our website: PIPA Fine Art
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Scotland - 2005
Negative Size: 6 x 6cm
Film Type: Ilford PanF, FP4 or Fuji NPS 160
Average Exposure: 5 - 10 Minutes
These photos are from a trip to Scotland in 2005. I had gone there for a friends wedding and stayed over for a week to visit the countryside for a week of photography.
In creating these images I used all of my classic film and darkroom technique and applied it to a digital work environment. The original photo was captured on medium format film and digitized via drum scanner. I then limited myself to what I believed would have been possible in a traditional wet (color) darkroom. In essence, I printed a black and white negative on color paper. With the exception of "Tree and Cuillin Hills" which is a color negative, all of these images where created by making broad enlargement burning and dodging masks. Further, each mask was given a specific color balance, Ie. blue or green.
Designed by Melbourne architect Allan Powell, the TarraWarra Museum has no unnecessary embellishments and uses materials that harmonize with the striking landscape.
** This image is included in "Yarra Glen" gallery by Tourism Victoria.
** This image has been used by Gabrielle di Stefano in Houzz online magazine in April 2013.
www.houzz.com/ideabooks/9050444/list/Travel-Guide--Melbou...
A night photograph of the Indian River Inlet Bridge light and reflecting off of the water below. Photograph created by Melissa Fague.
To view our full photographic library, prints and licensing are available, please visit the website: PI Photography and Fine Art
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