Camera Boomer - Ray Horner

Fun playing with paints in studio

The first image is the one that inspired me to photograph the same trees a number of times. The first was photographed with film the second digital. The first in the winter the other the summer. In earlier posts I explored photographing the trees at different times of the day. I don’t know if I have gotten it right yet.

Irvington, NJ Has some good people making a different in our community and one of them is Mr. Richard Williams. You will find him making a different as a board of education member, community leader and a great photographer. This is a rare situation where the photographer is being photographed.

Picture of Dad as a young man. The camera equipment is unknown but, cameras don’t make pictures people do. The camera is the tool to make it happen. So what ever picture making tool you have go out and make those Pic’s. Some  images can only be appreciated after time has played it’s part in allowing them to have a historical quality. This image was taken in the 1940’s.

Image found in Irvington near the High School on a canal wall. Picture taken with my Digital Canon Rebel Xti.

I was out photographing in one location and noticed a nice view in another area. It was mountain view called “Sleeping Giant” in Connecticut. My suggestion to you is look around; there maybe another view in another direction. Keep taken those photos.

This one illuminated from behind to make silhouettes of the trees.

This one shows the strength of the light of the day the trees. A very clear day is refreshing, it brings energy to your soul.

This one was taken to show more separation between the trees. Nature expresses us in many ways; sometimes we are close together and at times we need our space.