1. Great lion statue on Westminster Bridge 2. Thought the silhouette caused by the bright afternoon sun would be interesting. 3. Happy with the end result
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Tag: Photography
Way down
Through the grid: II
1. Second photo while experimenting with depth of field (here is the first) 2. Nikon V1 3. Snapseed for the pizazz
Across from the eye
1. Beautiful view across the river Thames 2. Wish I have squared up the shot better but I loved the colors so much that I had to post it. 3. Hipstamatic 4. Interesting facts about the Thames
Upstream
1. Trip into the Cohutta Wilderness 2. Crossing a river (which I subsequently fell into) 3. Hipstamatic
Lobby view
1. View from a lobby 2. Hipstamatic
Look up
1. Out for a quick iPhoneography walk. Looked up, saw this. 2. Hipstamatic 3. Got rid of the Hipstamatic border. Here is how.
Where is….
1. Cool viewfinder in London 2. Nikon V1 3. Snapseed
Through the grid: I
1. Parliament in London 2. Nikon V1- playing with depth of field 3. Snapseed
The dark horseman
1. I have wanted to take a photo of this statue each time I have been in London but the light has not been right. I finally was able be there during the golden hour. 2. Nikon V1 3. Snapseed
Boat stack
1. Out for a morning walk around the lake 2. Hipstamatic
Looking glass
Graffiti
1. Abandoned warehouse 2. Nikon V1 3. Snapseed
The Moleskine Project No. 5: Travel
1. Time to hit the road
Sign+Painted+Building
1. Out and about with the Nikon V1. Great sign. 2. Snapseed
Through the woods and into the water
1. Rainy day while traveling. Spotted this view of a lake through the woods. 2. Hipstamatic 3. A bit of Snapseed cleanup.
Taming the river
1. Clinging tediously to a mossy mess of rocks in the middle of the Reedy River 2. Nikon V1 3. Snapseed
The thread is to the needle
1. Needle & thread on a sewing machine 2. 645 Pro 3. Snapseed
The springing of spring
1.Great day at Furman University 2. Used my new Hipstamaric combo I wrote about last week.
The machine that…
1. Sewing machine 2. Hipstamatic I got a few other interest images from this machine which I plan to post in the near term. Sorry, it was an interesting subject.
The moleskine project No. 4: The brand
Another installment in the moleskine project. No. 4 to be specific. For more of the project click here. I love Coke. Not diet coke. Not caffeine free coke. The real thing, preferably in a glass bottle with pure cane sugar.
Hardened
Saw this lock on a garden gate in the UK. I loved the contrast between the jagged brick wall in the background and the smooth steel of the lock. 1. 645 Pro 2. Snapseed
Walls of shrubs
1. Garden at Hever Castle. 2. An uncharacteristically boring title (I apologize, I won't let it happen again). 3. 645 Pro 4. Snapseed
2008
1. Hipstamatic 2. Snapseed
A grand door
The last few weeks have been quite intense. Going on 40 straight days of work. Nonetheless, I have found a few minutes to put together a blog post. A grand door in Prague. 1. 645 Pro 2. Snapseed Prague has some of the best doors I have seen. This door faces onto a small alley.
Looking over your shoulder
I just stumbled upon a number of photos from Prague that I had not yet posted. Typical symptom of the iPhoneographer who takes to many photos (assuming that is possible). This is a great bridge across the Valtva. It's not as fantastic as the St. Charles but I love the views it provides. 1. 645 Pro 2.… Continue reading Looking over your shoulder
Nola steel
The moleskine project: No.3
If you are curious about what the moleskine project, see my post here. When I married my wife she gave me a pair of cufflinks. Then, there was something of a warm event at our house a few years ago. It required us to move out for several months. The evening of the… Continue reading The moleskine project: No.3
Bills & Coins on 23
1. My favorite parking lot 2. Histpamatic 3. Snapseed
The moleskine project: No.1
I wrote last week about the moleskine project. This week I am posting my first entry. 1. This is a bullet from the Civil War. It clearly was never fired. I have often wondered about the story it would tell. Where it had been? In whose ammunition pouch did it reside? Where did the soldier that carried… Continue reading The moleskine project: No.1
