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Monthly Archives: August 2012
ice cream sunday
Two generations sat and watched. Pistachio or chocolate chip, no matter. It was a perfect afternoon. Olympus EM-5. Structure and contrast boosted in HDR Efex Pro for dramatic effect.
A fascination with the tiger lily
There’s something about this fiery orange flower that always, and I mean always, makes me stop and gaze. I wrote about how I captured and edited an image of one of these lilies last year, here. So I decided to … Continue reading
Prentis on the X100
2 Guys Photo follower and contributor, Prentis Drew, has been trying out the Fujifilm X100 of late. The X100 is a favorite of one of the Guys (Rey) and a camera that the self same Guy has been recommending for … Continue reading
A family classic
For as long as I, (and I’m betting most members of our family), can remember, whenever we left my parents’ home, they would come out to the front steps, weather permitting, to say good bye and wave as we drove … Continue reading
Weekend Inspiration: Photos with Feeling
Every serious photographer has asked themselves the question, “What makes a good photo”, more than a few times. I’m often amazed when I share a photo online, whether it’s here in this blog or another online community, when one image … Continue reading
Sax Seer
Spotted this gentleman sitting outside Mike’s Pastry, the tasty tourist trap in Boston’s North End. His music punctured the popping night crowd, bustling through humid 90+ degree weather even though the sun had long since set. This musician is … Continue reading
Last flight out
Black and white are the colors of photography. To me they symbolize the alternatives of hope and despair to which mankind is forever subjected. Robert Frank This flight was headed into Boston’s Logan Airport, and against the cloudy white sky, … Continue reading
cornerview
The chaos consumed my path. It’s Boston. Not designed, merely settled. New York and others learned and so city grids were born subsequent. It was within as well. No order, patterns lacking. Eyes darted, not seeing. My phone chimed… the … Continue reading
Micro Four Thirds and Night Photography?
2 Guys Photo reader, Rory, wrote in response to one of my m4/3 reviews: Hi there, I’m really liking these M4/3 cameras, never had a M4/3 cam before but thinking about the EPL3. Would you recommend it for night … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Photo
Tagged boston night shots, m4/3, micro four-thirds, night photography, night shots
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Weekend Inspiration: The 5 F’s of Street Photography with John Free
John Free is an active photographer with a very active Facebook account and numerous videos on YouTube. I came across this one a while back and felt that John’s advice on improving your photography on the street also had relevance … Continue reading
Lost and found: Bass Harbor Lighthouse
If you’ve been following my earlier posts about our trip to Mt. Desert Island Maine, then you know that we ran into some very heavy fog along the way. I was concerned that the lighthouse, (assuming we could find it … Continue reading
Posted in Images, iPhone/cell phone, nikon, Travel
Tagged Bass Head, coast, fog, iphone, lighthouse, Maine, Mt. Desert Island, Nikon D90, Sea
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Mayflower Beach
Three shots merged in Nik HDR Efex Pro. Selective contrast and structure adjustments. Shot with an Olympus E-M5.
Light and Fog
During our visit last week to Mt. Desert Island in Maine, we headed south one morning in an effort to find Bass Harbor Lighthouse. The further south we traveled, the deeper we were immersed into a heavy blanket of fog … Continue reading
Posted in Images, nikon, Travel
Tagged D90, fog, Maine, Mt. Desert Island, Nikon, road, seal harbor, seawall, tree
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Cornered
Reminds me of Gringotts, he said. I agreed. If you’re wondering about the post-processing wizardry, pay attention. Turn dial on an Olympus m4/3 camera to art filter. Select dramatic tone. Press shutter button. Whew…
The Bubbles, Acadia National Park, Maine
We spent five days on Mount Desert (pronounced “dessert”) Island off the mid-coast of Maine this past week. Mt. Desert is home to many treasures, including Acadia National Park, Bass Harbor Lighthouse and the seaside resort community of Bar Harbor. … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Photo, Images, Travel
Tagged 18-200 VR, Acadia, circular polarizer, D90, Jordan Pond, Maine, Mt. Desert Island, National Park, Nikon, The Bubbles
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Wayward
Photographed at the Christian Science complex in Boston, Massachusetts. Taken with the Olympus E-M5, 12-50 kit lens at ISO 200, f10, 1/500 second. Processed in Nik Silver Efex Pro with a variety of selective adjustments made all over the … Continue reading
Carpe diem
“You can’t cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water.” Rabindranath Tagore There is something in this tranquil and restful scene, that portrays opportunity and potential. Seize the day.
Posted in Daily Photo, Images
Tagged boats, clouds, Harbor, Nikon, Provincetown, Sea, ships
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city hardsell
Three bracketed shots combined in Nik HDR Efex Pro, lot’s of selective saturation, contrast, structure and brightness adjustments and then a killer crop. Olympus E-M5 and kit lens.