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Exploring My Own Town Through Photography- A new project
Sometimes the most overlooked places are the ones closest to home. For my latest photography project, I decided to focus not on a distant landscape or a faraway city, but on a single corner of my own town.
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The Last Whirl of Summer Fairs
I cannot say that I am sorry that Summer is close to ending. It’s hot, and it is a crappy season for photography. One thing I did more than usual this summer was, visiting the summer fairs. And yes, I took my camera. My tiny Nikon Z50 with the kit…
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Photography in Isleton (California, USA)
Keeping up with my series of posts about photography destinations not far from the greater Sacramento area, I want to introduce my followers to Isleton, a small town in the Sacramento Delta.
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Photographing through the grapevine – another Tendril- part 7
Another image on my project photographing the various aspects of the Looping Vine Tendrill, this time from a grapevine.
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The beauty and bleakness of California’s Central Valley- part nine- Magic Rays
I show- and discuss- an image of dramatic rays of light piercing through dark, heavy clouds, illuminating a solitary tree in a vast field.
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Five things that are wrong in this world – an adventure into street photography
I list five things that are wrong with the modern world and show the photograph of one.
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Photographing through the grapevine – another Tendril- part 6
Another image on my project photographing the various aspects of the Looping Vine Tendrill, this time from a grapevine.
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Some thoughts about photography critique
Although critique is fundamental to becoming a better photographer, it is important to keep in mind that constantly letting others tell you what to do and how to do it may not be desirable.
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The beauty and bleakness of California’s Central Valley- part eight- Mammatus Clouds
In my previous posts, I’ve aimed to provide some tips and guidelines on composition. I noted that photographing the Central Valley landscape is challenging due to its limited redeeming beauty and anchor points. In this post, I show an image composed using Mammatus clouds.
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