Junkyard – HDR … A Gallery of Pretty/Ugly
To a certain degree, the junkyard shows us where we have been, our struggle for permanence and our fate.
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The World Has No FOCAL POINT – It simply exists.
Photography as we are accustomed, does not represent the full factuality of the real world. This is in part due to optical restrictions of both the lens of a…
Lytro Infrared – Another Plus for Light Field – Cool!
Back in the winter, I had been thinking it would be pretty cool if the Lytro camera could produce Infrared images that re-focused, or do any of the other…
Responding to HDR with restraint
There seem to be many misconceptions about the process of HDR. HDR can create images that are pretty amazing. It can also produce images that are dreadfully awful. HDR…
Self-expression and the open mind
Purists will only see what they want to see. But, those with a truly open-mind will look for what the photographer/artist intended.
Macro Stacking – Face-to-Face With A Micro Beast
Slicing your way through the details Shooting small subjects with a microscope objective allows for some amazing imaging opportunities. The micro world that exists all around us is full of…
To Be… or…Not To Be…like everyone else?
In order to have your work stand out from the rest you need to have something to say, as well as the ability to see. Technique without vision is of little use to anyone.
When Gimmicks Kill
Gimmickry is like a mask. It conceals what is underneath. In some cases, the addition of an effect can work to emphasize an idea. In most, it will probably ruin…
HDR Globes from Crazy 360° Panorama…Made With A Rokinon 7.5 Fisheye
Recently, I have been shooting HDR 360° Panorama images… …using a beautiful little Rokinon 7.5mm Fisheye on my Olympus M4/3 (MFT) camera and more recently, the 8mm version on my…