• New Mexico Travel Diary – Part 2

    This is part 2 of my travel diary and photos from my trip to Albuquerque, New Mexico.  In part 1, I went into the Ojito Wilderness to try and capture some of the raw landscape in New Mexico.  Today, I will share a few images from Albuquerque’s Old Town.  The Old Town in Albuquerque is…

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  • New Mexico Travel Diary – Part 1

    New Mexico Travel Diary – Part 1

    Traveling to New Mexico for work has its advantages. While I came to Albuquerque for non-photography work, I luckily have the chance to shoot when I’m not doing my regular work related tasks.   I’ll be doing a photo diary as I process the images from this trip, and will post the results for you…

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  • Adobe Releases Photoshop CS6 Public Beta

    Photoshop CS6 Public Beta Adobe has released the public beta for it’s newest version of Photoshop.  The new version features a revamped interface with a darker theme similar to Lightroom, and has introduced several new tools that should be quite interesting to photographers.  There are new tools to expand the arsenal of Content-Aware changes, adding…

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  • The Storm Cometh

    Well, along with spring comes severe weather.  It was a beautiful day here in Ohio for the majority of the day, but as the day wore on, a line of severe thunderstorms and even a few possible tornadoes swept across Columbus.  Luckily, no major damage or anything, but as the storm front approached, it made…

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  • Spring is Here!

    Spring is here!  Go out and shoot!

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  • Blossoms in the City

    Blossoms in the City

    Continuing to try out the effect I detailed in yesterday’s post, I saw the trees in bloom today and tried it out again.  This is a 64 image stitch with my GH2 and Rokinon 85mm f/1.4.  The resulting image was 465 megapixels.  In the full image, you can see each individual blossom in full detail.…

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  • Large Sensor Look from a Small Sensor Camera

    One of the great advantages of using a full frame DSLR or even larger formats such such as 645 or even 4×5 view cameras is that there is a shallow depth of field and extreme background blur component that can’t really be matched on smaller formats such as APS-C or Micro 4/3. For portraits or…

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  • Frantic and Busy

    Ahh…that time of year…the weather’s getting warmer, the flowers are soon to start to bloom…and I have almost no time to go out and shoot.  Such is life.  I did get to shoot quite a lot of photos last week, but unfortunately, I am not at liberty to post them.  Here’s hoping with the wonderful…

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