One More for April 2020

Strange times cause strange behavior. Such as scouring your library for something to edit.

Came across this image, taken on a dinner walk, while away on a work assignment. Walking back to my hotel, I saw this image, devoid of people, so I walked 20 yards or so out of my way, composed an iPhone image and moved on. Filed it away thinking someday...

Finally picked it up and did a quick edit. Not bad! It was at the blue hour, just after sunset. And thus perfect light, blending artificial and some ambient. Look close and there is a bit of noise... oh well. Next time I'll bring one of my film cameras!

What makes you stop? Are you always looking? Part of having a photographic vision is seeing well, and keeping your eyes open. Fleeting moments pass us by so often. Glad I stopped for this one.

Shelter in place - Roll #2

A few chores at my daughters house, so I brought the RB67 along to photograph her yard, which is in full bloom. These tones with Portra400 are awesome! So good to get out, and honestly surprised with these colors. These scanned great with hardly no corrections. All shot with a 90mm f3.8 non-C lens.

Stuck at Home!

Due to Covid-19, I have been working from home, and needed to take a break, so... below are a few studio images taken with the 120mm Macro on the Pentax 645, just for fun! Let's pray this all ends soon... I'm ready for "normal" whatever that looks like in the future.