Category: Canon 50mm
Posted on December 4, 2012
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At night, light and shadow reveal girder and rivet patterning along the High Level Bridge, a bridge that connects the north bank high above the North Saskatchewan River at the Alberta Legislature ground site to the south bank – an area that becomes entrance… Continue Reading “Rivetting – Edmonton’s High Level Bridge”
Category: Best Practices - Photography, Canon 50mm, Canon Camera, Canon Lens, Canon Live View, Home, Journaling, Light Intensity, Lookback Photos - One Year Ago, Night, Photoblog Intention, Photography & Conceptualizing Beauty, Prime Lens, Project 365 - Photo-a-day, Vehicle, WinterTags: architecture, climate, nature, outdoors, transportation
Posted on February 12, 2012
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A vase and a serving dish, both glass, both transparent yet holding colour, both with shape and form and both reflecting light are subjects in the images presented here. Both glass structures are lenses, the vase, a lens revealing entire beauty of the flower… Continue Reading “Vase-lens”
Category: Best Practices - Photography, Canon 50mm, Canon 50mm Lens, Canon 60D, Canon Camera, Canon Live View, High Dynamic Range (HDR), Night, Photography & Conceptualizing Beauty, Prime Lens, Project 365 - Photo-a-day, Still LifeTags: bruce springsteen, glass structures, henri cartier bresson, last thoughts on woody guthrie, serving dish, woody guthrie
Posted on January 29, 2012
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Car photography especially of early fifties vehicles, for me, derives from my learning to steer a car and then to drive one sitting next to a favourite, older cousin in his copper brown and white 1951 Mercury four-door. Strong-arm steering meant that effort was… Continue Reading “What Happened Here ….”
Category: Best Practices - Photography, Canon 50mm, Canon 50mm Lens, Canon 60D, Canon Camera, Canon Live View, High Dynamic Range (HDR), Photoblog Intention, Photography & Conceptualizing Beauty, Prime Lens, Project 365 - Photo-a-day, Still Life, WinterTags: copper brown, dave matthews band, gravel roads, mercury down, mercury four, rimbey alberta
Posted on January 20, 2012
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The photograph presented, here, is one of the five boats on Vale Island at Hay River, NWT. While several wordpress blogger photographs this week explore the theme of ‘simple’ in a weekly photo challenge, this photograph more accurately conveys the sentiment of ‘being at… Continue Reading “Alone – A Life Resigned, Complete”
Category: Canon 50mm, Canon 50mm Lens, Canon 60D, Canon Camera, Canon Live View, High Dynamic Range (HDR), Night, Photography & Conceptualizing Beauty, Prime Lens, Project 365 - Photo-a-day, Still Life, WinterTags: cognitive capacity, creative composition, hay river, hay river nwt, martyn joseph, vale island
Posted on January 19, 2012
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On Vale Island, part of the old Hay River town site, at the wooded corner of 100th Street and 102nd Avenue, if you look into the trees of the northwest corner the sight you’ll see is that of four or five derelict wooden boats… Continue Reading “Vale Island – At the Corner of 100th St. and 102nd Ave. NW”
Category: Canon 50mm, Canon 50mm Lens, Canon 60D, Canon Camera, Canon Live View, High Dynamic Range (HDR), Journaling, Night, Prime Lens, Project 365 - Photo-a-day, Still Life, Weather, WinterTags: alice munroe, great slave lake, hay river nwt, island boats, ship graveyard, vale island
Posted on January 18, 2012
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At the Alexandra Falls I used the AEB (Automatic Exposure Bracketing) in anticipation of working with HDR software soon. The Automatic Exposure Bracketing on a Canon camera takes three (3) shots of the same subject in sequence – a darker image, the average exposed… Continue Reading “High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photograph – Alexandra Falls”
Category: Canon 50mm, Canon 50mm Lens, Canon 60D, Canon Live View, High Dynamic Range (HDR), Photography & Conceptualizing Beauty, Project 365 - Photo-a-day, Shuttertime with Sid and Mac, WinterTags: automatic exposure, canon camera, cardiff bay, martyn joseph, robert gillis, stocki
Posted on January 17, 2012
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My daughter misses her brother who’s away at University. As the baker in our family and as someone who’s grown up with stories of and experiences with a grandmother who’s practiced and creative flare showed through her tasty dishes upon her dining room table,… Continue Reading “The Art that Food ‘Is’ …”
Category: Canon 50mm, Canon 50mm Lens, Canon 60D, Canon Camera, Canon Live View, Night, Prime Lens, Project 365 - Photo-a-day, Still Life, Weather, WinterTags: canon 60d, celsius and fahrenheit, creative flare, dorm mate, ounce bottles, tasty dishes
Posted on January 15, 2012
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I woke this morning having dreamed. And, I woke with intention to make good use of this day for photography. My progress to my truck and terrain was slowed … Life got in the way is an expression taken to mean that where and… Continue Reading “Wind and Winter on the West Bank of the Alexandra Falls”
Category: Canon 50mm, Canon 50mm Lens, Canon 60D, Canon Camera, Canon Lens, Canon Live View, Night, Prime Lens, Project 365 - Photo-a-day, Season, Still Life, Uncategorized, Weather, WinterTags: alexandra falls, great slave lake, hay river, life got in the way, ship yards, work bench
Posted on January 13, 2012
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As a journaling exercise I might look to today’s events or surroundings to see what, if any, forgotten life themes are lurking deep within. I’d open my attention to that thing in my day that draws attention and focus, and, I’d work backward through… Continue Reading “Dormant – More than a Winter Season”
Category: Bicycle, Canon 50mm, Canon 50mm Lens, Canon 60D, Canon Camera, Canon Live View, Journaling, Night, Prime Lens, Project 365 - Photo-a-day, Still Life, Uncategorized, WinterTags: 1000 kisses, acoustic guitar magazine, elizabethtown soundtrack, journaling exercise, life themes, patty griffin
Posted on January 9, 2012
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With one key element of impressionism being that of concentrating upon a general impression produced by a scene or object, my mother was attracted to the beauty of this style of painting most certainly because with flowers and humans the style strove to capture… Continue Reading “Recalled to Life – Reflection and Reminiscence”
Category: Canon 50mm, Canon 50mm Lens, Canon 60D, Canon Camera, Canon Lens, Canon Live View, Night, Prime Lens, Project 365 - Photo-a-day, Still LifeTags: claude monet, core message, glass vase, impressionist painters, play of light, Reflection, Reminiscence, subtlely
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