Saturday, May 11, 2013
Going Small
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At a recent workshop in Santa Fe, New Mexico with Dan Burkholder we explored the possibilities of small mirrorless cameras (I use a Sony Nex-7) and the pleasures of processing the images on an iPad. The experience was quite liberating. While I don't think I will be replacing my D800 anytime soon, I will definitely be shooting more with the smaller camera and enjoying processing on a park bench or while relaxing on my couch!
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Sardine Symphony
The interplay of sunlight, reflection, early spring growth, and snow was enough to make me backtrack a few miles to get this shot of the flooded lowland in Sardine Canyon between Logan and Brigham City, Utah.
A little wider view...
A little wider view...
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Carousels
The Carousels exhibit at the Museum of Idaho is very well done and a great place to snap a few pictures of these vintage designs.
Saturday, April 06, 2013
For the Love of Shape and Form
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Who can pass up an "S" curve or great triangle? Techno Abstracts are great fun and can be found almost anywhere as long as we are looking for them!
Tuesday, April 02, 2013
Melodies of Zion
The red rock of the Watchman (center peak) appears more saturated at sunset in Zion National Park. This is not an HDR image but rather a single Raw image converted with Adobe Camera Raw and processed in PS CS6.
Click on this image and view a dynamic range test for the Nikon D800, D4, and D3s cameras.
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