They were all hanging out by the fence, like loitering teenagers on a Friday night. They eyed me wearily as I approached, glancing at my hands to see if I had come with an offering of veggie scraps. If I had only known that was all that was required, the ensuing carnage could have been […]
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In honor of this gloomy wet northwest day, I decided I would post something bright and seasonal. This is another shot from the trip we took up around Mt. Hood the last weekend of September. This particular shot was taken just off the road near Lost Lake, on the east side of the mountain. I […]
It must be that time of year again. The weather has developed an edge, green things are giving up the ghost, and dead things are coming out of hiding. Halloween is getting close. Can’t you feel it?
I didn’t do much post processing to this image other than tone down the saturation a bit. The wood […]
Technical DetailsAperture Value: f/36Focal Length: 45 mm Exposure Program: Aperture PriorityISO: 200Shutter Speed Value: 1 secFilter: +1, +2, and +4 macro
This is the first in a series of images that I will be posting. They are all photos of found items. I have been doing some experimenting with still life photographs. The tube effect was a result of a stack of macro filters attached to my lens. I used a tabletop tripod and natural lighting.
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Fall has officially fallen. This weekend we decided to head up into the mountains to do some fall color hunting while the weather had minimal wetness. We were successful as the vine maples were very bright and showing off the full gamut of their colors. The rain did find us for a bit, but in […]
I have come to the conclusion that lorikeets are the best subject to photograph. Well, the ones at the Oregon Zoo are, at least. At any rate… look at the cute little lories! Aren’t they so cute! ;)
This convenient flowering bush in their enclosure was doing a handsome job captivating the birdies. This made for […]
Here are a few of my favorite photos from our recent visit to the Georgia Aquarium. This place is huge. The main tank… wow. Just… wow. If you have a few hours to kill and are in downtown Atlanta, Georgia (and can cough up a hefty chunk-o-change for admission), I highly recommend going.
One of […]
It was late afternoon of the last day of Dragon*Con. All the creatures, characters, superheros, and villains had left the city. Or so we thought. Little did we know that giant mutant insects had quietly taken over the city when no one was looking. The time was quickly approaching when the giant insects would […]
I was originally going to post my entire experience at Dragon*Con. However, seeing as I am still on vacation and feeling a bit lazy, I settled on just doing the highlights (if you really want to see the full story, let me know and I’ll send you a copy). Really, there’s no point boring you […]
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