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 [...]
This is part of a series of photos taken in my home town. This is a digital shot taken with my digital Canon Rebel Xti, taken on a tripod. I will share some more soon.
Continue reading about Brandley Point West Haven, Connecticut
This Photo was taken in the town in which I was born and raised.
This photo was taken while I was work as a graphic artist. Young people love to get in front the camera. This was taken after the more serious shooting was done.
Picture makers often make self portraits from time to time. I am no different, I guess it is because we are often making pictures for others. If we desire a picture of ourselves we have to model for it ourselves. We are also cheap models. I have made self portraits in other mediums such as [...]
This picture of at close friend’s wife was taken with available light, with a Leica IIIg and Summitar 50mm lens opened to f2.0. I think this is a good lens for taken pictures of women. It gives a nice smoothness to the skin and blurs the background nicely. Some lenses are overly sharp and unflattering [...]
This image was taken with a Nikon FM with 50 1.8mm lens. Let me say this photo is not a Henri Cartier-Bresson style decisive moment photo, but one in which I asked Aunt Bertha to kiss Uncle Gus. Some folks think I just saw them in the moment and took the picture. They were close [...]
With this image I used my Leica IIIg with a Summitar lens to take a photo of Rosie of blogging for boomers This is a pretty active site that gives tips to boomers who want to blog or already blogging. Check out the podcast interviews by people such as Cathy Perkins TheWordPressWizard and Kevin [...]
Continue reading about Rosie a blogging boomer taken with a boomer camera
This image was photographed using a Contax G1 45 mm lens. Low light using a lamp as the light source. Processed at the local Costco’s then I had it scanned to a disk.
