Posts Tagged ‘high dynamic range’
A Trip Back In Time
A second trip to the Holcombe-Jimison Farmstead Museum in Lambertville, NJ turned out even more fun than the first. This time I gathered a group of 20 photo friends and made arrangements for the shoot. We had special permission to use our tripods which is key here. Many of the subjects are in low light, […]
Filed under: Antiques, Photography | 12 Comments
Tags: antiques, decay, farmstead, fine art photography, high dynamic range, historic, Holcombe-Jimison Museum, lambertville, new jersey, photo blog, photography blog, photography hdr, rust
Going Back
A few weeks ago I took a second trip back to the Lonaconing Silk Mill in Western Maryland. When ‘time was up’ there last summer they practically had to drag me out. I knew there were many more subjects left to photograph and I wasn’t done! Having shot a lot of the machinery and wider […]
Filed under: Abandoned, Photography | 14 Comments
Tags: abandoned, B&W, black & white, factory, fine art photography, grunge, HDR, high dynamic range, Klotz Throwing Company, lonaconing Silk Mill, maryland, MD, mill, old, photo blog, photography, silk mill, textile, web log
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
Inside Fonthill
In May I had the opportunity to shoot inside Fonthill Castle in Doylestown, PA. Photography inside is not normally allowed however photographer and workshop leader, John Barclay graciously invited me when he had an opening in a shoot he had planned with Tony Sweet and a few friends. I had been there a little over […]
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Tags: American Arts & Crafts Movement, doylestown, fonthill, fonthill castle, HDR, Henry Chapman Mercer, high dynamic range, inside, interior, PA, photography
