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Photographing intimate fall landscapes with wide apertures at 85 mm, two examples from Ashland, Oregon
I write about my experiment taking intimate landscape images of the fall colors in Ashland, Oregon, with a wide aperture and a 85 mm lens.
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The African Iris flower, a beautiful example of impermanence, only lasts one day
I write about two photographs of the African Iris flower, a beautiful example of impermanence, and how I obtained them.
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Capturing the mystique of haze in tropical photography
In the tropics, haze and fog are prevalent and the photographer needs to find a way to work with it instead of trying to fight the atmospheric elements.
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Ruas de Paralelepípedo (cobblestone streets)
Do all successful landscape photographs have to portray beautiful places? Why does the ordinary fail consistently to enchant us?
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Natural patterns in color
This post is about lichens, nature’s example of a mutualistic relationship.
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The Foxtail Agave project- and a quote from Epictetus – partial conclusion
The Foxtail Agave project has come to a halt and I consider it finished for the moment.
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What would you like to see more on this blog?
I offer a poll with a few options of what to post on my next year of blogging.
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Fun with tomato photography in black and white
Peppers are fun to photograph and reveal interesting shapes when looked at from certain angles. In this post, I write about a few photos of these vegetables I have created, in black and white.
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