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A starting look at my shoot on the rooftop pool deck of the Renaissance Hotel in Downtown Columbus, Ohio. More to come!
Lighting: Simple balancing of the sunset in the background with a single Bowens 500.
Model/Makeup: Sydney Irene
Olivia K. James 2014
62005 sets off for disposal at the MPD as the snow begins to fall after a day on crew refreshers to Whitby and back
Last night I had the chance to get back out on a new rooftop at Washington State University, Spokane Campus for some evening pictures. The sky cooperated nicely for about two hours until we started getting rained on. I always love this time of evening from a rooftop.
"In photography, the smallest thing can be a great subject. The little, human detail can become a Leitmotiv."
Henri Cartier-Bresson
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When I was a boy we used to take great delight in playing pranks on the local neighbors. Nothing too heinous. Mostly things like having pizzas delivered to little Eddie's family up the street or calling taxis to old A.J. Hiatt's house. We'd make the calls and then climb up on our buddy Rusty's roof to watch the action unfold. One time we lying on the roof watching the pizza guy get rebuffed at Eddie's door when old Anne Moore from up the street yells out her window, "I see you boys up there." Next thing we knew we were forking over our allowances for twenty bucks worth of pizza and spending our weekends doing chores around the house. I can tell you that Rusty's roof wasn't as colorful as the one above. That would have been something anyway.
Nevada City, CA
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Madinat Jumeirah Resort, Dubai
Took this shot one evening as we were having some drinks on one of the many rooftop patios in Dubai. This resort is one of my favourites because it brings together a lot of the traditional Arabic architecture and meshes it with a subtle modern style. The classic wind towers are a nice touch, although not designed to be functional like their original counterparts.
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My grandfather (right) shooting from a rooftop in Madrid, Spain in October 1967.
From the summit of Elevador de Santa Justa, a forty-five-meter-high lift which connects Baixa district with Largo do Carmo, you can enjoy a nice panoramic view over Lisbon rooftops: looking to the east, are recognizable Castelo de São Jorge on the top of the highest hill in the city, Lisbon Cathedral (known as Sé de Lisboa) and the large Rio Tejo mouth on the far right of the image.