Aspiring for greatness. Keep on trying, because great things start with a little effort.
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Path of Least Resistence
Some believe that water follows the rules of chaos, but in reality water follows the same rules as electricity... It always takes the path of least resistence.
Water Drop Test 2
My first water drop tests using my new macro filters.
My first water drop tests using my new macro filters. They are a little noisey because of now enough light, so now I have a new project, improve my lighting.
Water Drop Macro 3
This set was shot with my Hoya 58mm +1+2+4 Diopter Macro filter set using a CD, a water drop and room lighting.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Water Drop Macro 2
This set was shot with my Hoya 58mm +1+2+4 Diopter Macro filter set using a CD, a water drop and room lighting.
Monday, December 22, 2008
Winter Scape
The traditional wintery landscape, in the not so traditional location of Oregon.
Shot in River front park.
Baby, It's Cold Outside
The traditional wintery landscape, in the not so traditional location of Oregon.
Shot in River front park.
Snow Tracks
I have been wanting to shoot these tracks for a long time.. last presented me the opportunity.
I was able to use my newly purchased camera raincoat. Alothoug it wasn't technically raining, it wa sfreezing rain, the think worked amazingly.
Minature World
While what is right in front of you looks dark and foreboding, look closer and you can find the safe haven within.
Monday, December 15, 2008
Merry Christmas
From my family to yours, we wish you all the very best and send all of our love. Merry Christmas and please have a safe wonderful new year.
First Snow
The first snow of the year has arrived bringing with it the end of fall and thus the start of winter.
This is an actual night shot, taken at 6:30 PM.
Although there is a lot noise in this shot, inherent of the falling snow, I decided to use the noise to amplify the mood of the photo.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Autumn Glory
A little gem I found while processing all my images for my business... I don't know what it is about it, but I am truly drawn to this image.
Eroding Away
Water is the most powerful thing in the universe. It is weak enough to be penetrated, yet strong enough to hold up an entire fleet of ships. Water is flexible enough to be fit in any vessle yet strong enough to erode rock.
When water comes across an barrier, it flows around it, over or under it.
Be like water and rule the world.
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Machine From The Ground
Getting low to see things differently.
My local photo club was granted limited access to this museum in which we were granted unrestricted access to the grounds, save a couple of locations, for flashless photography.
http://southriversourcreekimagery.com
The Shelves
The shelves hold treasures.
My local photo club was granted limited access to this museum in which we were granted unrestricted access to the grounds, save a couple of locations, for flashless photography.
http://southriversourcreekimagery.com
Charlotte's Web
A Glisten in the sun.
My local photo club was granted limited access to this museum in which we were granted unrestricted access to the grounds, save a couple of locations, for flashless photography.
http://southriversourcreekimagery.com
The Cart
My local photo club was granted limited access to this museum in which we were granted unrestricted access to the grounds, save a couple of locations, for flashless photography.
http://southriversourcreekimagery.com
Floating Wheel
A long exposure lends to the illusion of a floating wheel.
My local photo club was granted limited access to this museum in which we were granted unrestricted access to the grounds, save a couple of locations, for flashless photography.
http://southriversourcreekimagery.com
Mission Mill Museum
The front of the Mission Mill Museum.
My local photo club was granted limited access to this museum in which we were granted unrestricted access to the grounds, save a couple of locations, for flashless photography.
http://southriversourcreekimagery.com
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Fall Bloom
Orange, red, yellow and green... these are the colors of my fall.
I have a new gallery up and you can find it here.
Falls End
Red leaves of fall.
I have a new gallery up and you can find it here.
Yellow
The yellow leaf of a fall tree.
I have a new gallery up and you can find it here.
Mount Hay
It's a long to the top, but the view is worth the trip.
I have a new gallery up and you can find it here.
Light at the End of the Tunnel
No matter how dark the days are around you, each day brings you closer to the end of this journey and to the start of your next. The secret is not to focus on the darkness around you, but to focus on the light waiting for you on your next journey.
I have a new gallery up and you can find it here.
Sky Show
The sky doesn't get much better than this, unless it is HDR, which this is officially my first attempt.
I have a new gallery up and you can find it here.