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Moody Street Lamp
One of the reasons I think I’m drawn to New Orleans is that it is the scruffy cousin of Paris. … Continue reading →
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Preservation Hall
Love this sign. Yes, it’s almost a requisite shot from a tourist perspective, but the texture was too good to … Continue reading →
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This short video tutorial shows you how to achieve a look similar to the image I posted here last week. … Continue reading →
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Easy Way to Learn Camera Fundamentals
The SLR Camera Simulator Last fall, Heather and I had a frustrating conversation where I tried to explain f-stops and … Continue reading →
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Plum Door
I shot this with the camera rotated for a tall shot of the whole door. I was zooming in looking … Continue reading →
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Maybe not so hard this time?
This image was hurriedly shot and the subject matter was decidedly underexposed as I was in a hurry. There is … Continue reading →
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Neo Classical Civic Building
I think it’s fair to say that I love pretty much any architecture. I used to be all about the … Continue reading →
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Halogen
This macro of 1969 Pontiac Fury headlights was taken in the Garden District of New Orleans. It seemed a little … Continue reading →
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Greater New Orleans Bridge
I took this just as it started to sprinkle and we decided to get out of the rain. I got … Continue reading →
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Holding On and Holding Out
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Crispy Leaf, Not Crispy Air
Another autumnally lit bunch of leaves, a paragraph about voting (keeping an eye on Ohio today) and mourning the past. Or not. Continue reading →
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