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A day out down to Tyntesfield (National Trust) with 'Jeffda2' to get some further images / portraits of the most excellent 'Ragged Victorians' !
This 2-½ story gray fieldstone house, circa 1790, is the former home of Judge Hugh M. Morris, a Delaware native, respected attorney and distinguished federal judge. Delaware's Division of Parks and Recreation acquired the property in 1998 and made it a part of White Clay Creek State Park.
From Afar II - X
I'm continuing my series called From Afar, based on subjects which are far from the coast. The intention is not to bring these subjects closerwith the use of a longer lens. But it's a play of subject with negative space and composition to show distance. A deeper meaning into this series would be a longing of what we want in life but not necessarily what we need. What we want sometimes takes time therefore there's a need to live with what we have. By putting it in a context of a theme, I'm forced to work with what I have to deliver and stay relevant with my vision.
I'm continually improving my workflow and processing skills. I'm probably going though stages what other black and white photographers have gone through as well. It's a slow process further more with long exposure. A discipline which can't be rushed. I'm just learning on those subtle tones, control of graduations, every change in pixels applied in small percentages. I'm just taking my own sweet time.
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Did my first "real" wedding this past weekend in Charlottesville, VA. It poured down rain! Fortunately it let up enough to get some pics of the bride and groom on the Univ. of Va lawn. Here are some of the images I was able to process last night
Bridal portrait using only window light (which was heavily diffused by rain)
A day out down to Tyntesfield (National Trust) with 'Jeffda2' to get some further images / portraits of the most excellent 'Ragged Victorians' !
Another perspective of a beautiful sunrise from the Monroe St Bridge in Spokane, Washington. Water flow in the river is down for this time of year because of the lack of snowfall to our region.
L view in light box
Technical info:
ND110 - 10 stops.
f/22
ISO100
13 mm
153s (2min33s) exposure
Software:
Lightroom 3.0
PS CS5
Nik Software Silver Efex Pro 2
Nik Software Dfine 2.0
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Strobist: 1 SB-900 in Lastolite Large Octa behind subject. One white board on each side as fill. Triggered with Pocketwizard Flex and Mini.
We had some pretty awesome skies tonight at sunset and I finally got down to these train tracks by my house to take a few shots. I didn't realize that the sky looked so amazing until it was almost too late. Glad I was able to grab a few shots.
Leica M9 & Noctilux-M 50mm
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Running out of data so can't upload many images but this was one I took last night, just dodging the rain.
4 part panorama.
Long Exposure of Surf and Rocks. Cambria, San Luis Obispo County, California. Captured Oct 12, 2014. Captured with Canon EOS 5DIII, Canon EF16-35mm f2.8L IS USM at 35mm, f 9 @ 6 minutes, 59 seconds ISO 100. Tripod. Post Processing with CS5, NikSoftware ColorEfexPro 3.0 (Tonal Contrast), ColorEfexPro 4.0 (Image Borders), SilverEfexPro 2.0 and Viveza 2.0.
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Rocky Tranquility
A beautiful spot in Cambria, California. Cambria is located north of San Luis Obispo and south of San Simeon. San Simeon is where the Hearst Castle is located and some say the southern edge of the Big Sur area. Cambria is a small sleepy artist colony with many small art galleries and cool natural food cafes as well as your normal array of shops, boutiques and restaurants.
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From a weekend hike in Abraham Lincoln Park along Irondequoit Bay, just outside Rochester, NY. Stitched image since I had my 50mm lens with me during our 5.5 mile hike.
I'm redecorating the living room and got a big frame to put on portrait orientation over the fireplace. Since I didn't have anything in portrait orientation that I thought would suit the look I wanted, I decided to go and take a new picture for it. This composition is exactly what I had in mind when I left my house, but the amazing, almost full moon was a bonus I was not expecting!
Processed with Photoshop and Nik's Silver Efex Pro 2
Those that know me know that I'm not a fan of winter. So usually between the months of December to early March, I very rarely go out to take pictures. With work being extremely busy lately, it's probably been since early December when I last picked up my camera. Yesterday the forecast was was overcast, but it was supposed to be in the low 50's. The temperature never got that warm, but I decided that enough was enough, so I grabbed my camera gear and went out. With the lack of color in the area and snow still on some of the rocks, I previsualized this image in monochrome. I'm not completely happy with the composition as I wanted to get a lower perspective, but that would have involved me getting wet, which was out of the question when the temperature was just 37 degrees.