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Vernal Views
Following are some random landscapes shot this May & June. These didn’t fit into other planned posts using spring images so I put them together below. Since summer is here, I thought I really ought to post them! I was eager to get out this year and have been enjoying the warm weather, nature and […]
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Tags: aspen trees, landscape, mountains, photography, prints, spring
Postcard Perfect
On a recent outing the following lakeside location screamed ‘postcard’ to me. I couldn’t resist the scene at the risk of being ‘cliché’. The low sun lit up the shoreline and peak in a beautiful display of warm, golden light before disappearing behind the opposing ridge, making a wonderful end to the day.
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Tags: Colorado, lake, Mount Abram, mountain, Ouray County, photography, prints, wall art
Peaceful Pines
When it started snowing one morning a few weeks ago I headed out with my camera … to remedy my cabin fever if nothing else! I wasn’t sure exactly where I was going and traveled quite a few miles looking for something to call out to me. I checked out several of my usual spots […]
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Tags: photograph, photography, pine trees, snow, trees, winter
Happy Holidays!
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Tags: Christmas, decoration, holidays, interior, photography, window, winter, wreath
Cape Cod Landscapes
I’ve finally processed favorite landscape images from my Cape Cod visit. The vegetation on the Cape was similar to New Jersey’s coastal regions but what impressed me most was the large and abundant dunes. They were pretty this time of year and when the sun peeked out from behind the clouds, the grasses lit up […]
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Tags: cape cod, Cape Cod Lighthouse, clouds, dunes, landscape, MA, Massachussetts, New England, photography, provincetown, Race Point, Race Point Lighthouse
Lonely Silk Mill
Sounding like a travel log, perhaps too I often, I decided to write a haiku that describes how I felt while shooting at an old abandoned silk mill this past summer. Writing a haiku can be fun because it doesn’t take much of a commitment to come up with one. They are comprised of 5 […]
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Tags: abandoned, american, haiku, HDR, high dynamic range, industry, old, photography, silk mill, textile mill
Grid Lock & Other Thoughts
While looking over some of my work from past months I noticed that grids have been showing up. (Just see the previous two posts!) Here’s another grid … a found still-life. I like the mystery of the numbers in this. What does “82” mean? And whose red shoes are those? Don’t ask me … because […]
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Tags: 82, common themes, commonalities, goals, grid, ideas, number, photography, red shoes, series, tags, themes
Window Abstract
In reviewing some photos this one attracted my attention for its abstract qualities. I love that the two missing glass panes reveal an unfiltered view of the outside world. Even though this is a still image, confined by square shapes I think it conveys movement. Maybe it’s because I was there and can recall the […]
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Tags: abstract, abstract photography, broken, factory, looking out, panes, photography, window, workshop
It’s In The Details
When I visit a location my first response is to shoot the obvious, big picture. Once I’m satisfied that I’ve ‘got it’ I try to remember to move in to capture some of the details as well. I guess we could call these detail shots ‘found still-lifes’. When the subjects are weathered, worn, rusty and […]
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Tags: abandoned, bolts, Braddock Club, cubbyholes, details, found still-life, Like, nuts, old, photography, rusty, screws, shadow box, shadowbox, still-life, still-life photography, weathered
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