Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Sunday, January 3, 2010

When life hands you snowflakes...





Not ideal conditions for photos outside... so I decided to feature the weather!













"Road Less Traveled"










"Waiting for Spring"






At least someone will be happy with all that flakey stuff....




I call this next one 'Lights out'






Thursday, June 26, 2008

further perspective


This shot and also 'Perspective' were done at the end of a very frustrating day at work. I can't use them for work, but they were too nice to go to digital oblivion. I might just print them out and put them up in my new shop one of these days.

Perspective


I like the lighting and the play of the lines

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

can you spot the car?




One of my daily tasks is to document shopping centers, and one of the related tasks is to shoot a series of photos, stitch them together and make a 360 degree panorama. Normally that is a breeze, I just have to find a larger vehicle than my Prius, park behind it, and go shoot the required images. Well what do you do when the footprint of the building is large enough to require the image... but there's absolutely NO vehicles other than the rolling billboard in the parking lot?




A plow had been in there a couple of times, but not often and certainly not at the moment...






so...


can you see my solution and why I had to reshoot the whole thing?


Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Road Shots -the Beginning




Welcome friends to my new blog about the neat vistas and oddball shots which a research photographer sees during his travels. I work for the Costar Group, which is a commercial real estate information brokerage.




I travel around in my mobile office, a decked out and bedecked Toyota Prius, which is a 99% comfortable office to work in indeed. that 1% is that I really wish it had about an inch more legroom, as I'm 6'3" tall.


For those random viewers who might not know who the bunny ears artiste is, that's Patrick, my youngest son. (stepson, but that's only a technicality imnsho)



I'll try and post some interesting shots and so forth with a little story about each of them.

Today's first image is a shot which I took and then mildly photoshopped on my way home. It is a farm somewhere down in Chenango County NY, near Cincinnatus.