Tonights photos take a look at the use of light and shadow to create a mood in the photo. I like to look for situations, like the ones in these photos, where the light and shadow give a dark look to the photo. You will see in the first and third photo that the mood is different from that of the middle one.
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Tonight’s’ post is a shot from Pittsburgh on Fifth Avenue. I like to work with slow motion when shooting on the streets in the city. I’ve been working on a series of photos all shot in the streets of the city.
This one is using a fisheye lens and slow shutter speed to get the motion of the business lady crossing the street.
Tonights post is another fisheye photo shot in the city of Pittsburgh. What better place could you ask for to take extremely distorted photographs.
Can anyone tell me what the building is at this cemetery?
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Tonights photo is a shot that I took one early morning in the city. I used a fisheye lens and the sun to get the effect of the star.
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Tonight’s post is a photo that I took using a fisheye lens. As you may know I like to shoot reflections and as the title indicates this is a reflection that I shot in Pittsburgh.
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Tonights photo is of a group of windmills that I like to visit from time to time. This was done using a fisheye lens and then I overlaid a texture using photoshop.
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As promised yesterday I am posting some of the shots from my recent trip to the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh, Pa. The Westmoreland Photographers Society had a group outing to the museum on Sunday and we had a great time.
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Tonight’s post is a teaser for tomorrow nights. I took a trip to the Carnegie Museum of Natural History today and will be posting the shots tomorrow night but until then enjoy “Chasing Lunch”.
Well since last night post about fireworks was so popular I thought that I would share some more interesting photos of fireworks. Some of these were accomplished by hand holding the camera and moving it around while taking a long exposure.
Hope you enjoy and if we all keep thinking “WARM” spring might just come early.
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