
Woods
Fog settles among the trees as the dawn breaks. The sun won’t be out for hours, won’t warm the woods. Until it burns off. Continue reading Woods
Fog settles among the trees as the dawn breaks. The sun won’t be out for hours, won’t warm the woods. Until it burns off. Continue reading Woods
“Seating” Along the walk, they sit. Rows of seating, a type of rustic amphitheater. A nice place to stop. Continue reading Seating
“Proud Papa” This week we were to attempt to imitate one of the master photographers. I chose to imitate Philippe Halsman. He is well known for having the most images on Life Magazine’s cover. His incredible portraits include Marilyn Monroe, Winston Churchill, and Albert Einstein. In my photo, I attempted to give that low key contrast as much as I could. The room was full … Continue reading Week 27 (Flattery) – Proud Papa
“Forgotten” It sits, rusting. For the time being, it ages, for the best. Once found, it will show its value. But not forgotten. Continue reading Forgotten
“At the End of the Day” This week we were to create an product image for a magazine. For this week, I shot travel as my product, but instead of using the over-saturated images of beautiful beaches, I chose to appeal to those that just want to escape and show the underlying beauty in nature. Without color. Continue reading Week 21 (Technical) – At the End of the Day
“Teddy” One of the ways you can set up portrait lighting is to do a split lighting setup. Mostly used on masculine subjects, this lighting setup can complement your subject. You can use natural light as well when trying these techniques. I used Teddy here with the sun as my light source. I utilized split lighting to bring out his fur. Continue reading Week 16 (Portrait Lighting) – Teddy
“Flying High” For two, the sky is the limit. You can fly above the clouds, through the rain, and towards the stars. And, once upon a time, with the wind in your face. Freedom. Continue reading Flying High
“Garden Pathway” This week we were to capture an image that shows the composition based on rhythm or pattern. The alternating stones in the garden pathway shows not only rhythm but also a break in that rhythm along the way. Continue reading Week 6 (Alternating Rhythm) – Garden Pathway
“Steamed” It’s nostalgic, historic. The steam engines of the past had character. Interesting just for the way it looks, but when it comes alive and starts to sound off, it brings you back. And you remember. Lionel Polar Express Ready to Play Train Set Continue reading “Steamed”
“The Hideout” It’s quiet in the house, it’s Saturday afternoon. Everyone else is asleep so I head out to the shed with a cocktail and contemplate what next to do with the garden. It’s the perfect spot, away from the spying eyes of the neighbors, with a great view, this hideout is perfect. So peaceful. To join us in this challenge, post a pic on your … Continue reading Day 7 of B/W Photo Challenge