- Had fun shooting some lights at the town fair the other day. http://t.co/mz2fZeph
- Fair Flight - Week 20: "Jump" Two cub scouts jump in a field near a town fair. I took this shot following the... http://t.co/62pJN9Qu
- Three events and ~800 photos.... I've got a bit of work ahead of me!
- I just love seeing one of my own photos heading up the weekly project wrap-ups! http://t.co/UDYvjVDT
- Choose You Weapon - Week 19: "Shoes" My wife and I have both recently stepped up our game when it comes to... http://t.co/ZueRyIQ4
- I am my life http://t.co/zXsPV9cX #blog #photography
- Downtown Austin at night - Statue of SRV against the city lights and reflections. More in the gallery...... http://t.co/RSwqCFOh
- What's the most interesting kind of shoe to photograph? Shoe (disambiguation) From Wikipedia, the free... http://t.co/h17M2UF2
- Did some more photos of my best canine client this past weekend... http://t.co/cOrIcjdh
- Austin Downtown - Walking along Lady Bird Lake Trail in Austin, TX. More in the galleries...... http://t.co/BSSzJWt6
Tag Archives: city
Lego Cityscape – 267/365
The boys and I went to the Lego Kidsfest in Boston. It was a good event and the kids had a great time. I tried to make this photo of a miniature city look like a real fly-by photo but … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston, buildings, city, Lego, Lego Kidsfest, tiltshift, tower
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Rolling – 251/365
I had seen a blog post about the effects that a “rolling shutter” can produce when taking pictures of moving objects. With a rolling shutter, like the one in my iPhone, the image is scanned from top to bottom one … Continue reading
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Tagged blue, Boston, bridge, buildings, city, Clouds, iPhone, Massachusetts, moving, New England, ocean, railing, rolling shutter, skewed, sky, summer, Water, waterfront
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Lunch on the Waterfront – 222/365
Our VP of sales was in town and joined us for a few prospect calls. We had lunch at a famous place in Boston, which was my opportunity to stop and take a few photographs with the iPhone.
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Tagged Anthony's Pier Four, Boston, buildings, chairs, city, Clouds, Massachusetts, New England, ocean, pier, sky, tables, towers, Water, waterfront
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South Station – 200/365
When I take the train into Boston I typically land in Boston’s North Station. On this day I was down by Boston’s South Station and was impressed with the old architecture of this grand building. Standing in the crosswalk I … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston, brick, buildings, Canon, cars, city, HDR, historic, Massachusetts, MBTA, New England, South Station, stone, summer, train, train station
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Rainbow over Boston
I was fortunate enough to catch both ends of a rainbow that appeared over Boston during a recent visit. I didn’t have my DSLR with me that night but I think I did a good job capturing things with the … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston, bridge, Cambridge, city, HDR, high dynamic range, iPhone, John Hancock tower, Longfellow bridge, Massachusetts General Hospital, MGH, New England, pot of gold, river, sky, Water
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Evening on the Charles – 195/365
Recently I attended a technology user group in Cambridge Massachusetts. As I looked out the window I noticed the evening sun was just hitting the buildings in Boston on the other side of the Charles River. I took out my … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston, Cambridge, Charles River, city, HDR, iPhone, Massachusetts, New England, river, skyscraper, Sunlight, sunset, towers, Water
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Quebec’s Old City – 160/365
I got up early and made the most of this business trip by taking a self-misguided photo tour of old-town Quebec. Stepping out of my hotel and turning towards the center I quickly came to see a large park on … Continue reading
Downtown Austin at Night
On a recent trip to Austin Texas I spent a few evenings walking around with my camera exploring the downtown area. I got a few good shots of the city and the skyscrapers that piece the city skyline. Looking at … Continue reading