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This holiday weekend zoomed by! I hope everyone enjoyed some time off and worked with a few creative ideas! Panning the taxi as it passed by created a dynamic look with the photo. With the photo below, the taxi was captured as blur with the urban art wall retained as a sharp background. Both were…

In the photographic world, there is an expression that goes something like “shoot it when you see it” which is very true. What you see at the moment, may not be there when you get back. This applies to most every type of subject, landscapes, cityscapes, street photography and even these trains with this fantastic…

   One of my graffiti artist friends mentioned how artists take on new names, and dubbed me “Photo-graff-er” which I rather like! Urban art is definitely one of my favorite subjects to photograph. I’m fascinated with the color and creativity that goes into a painting. The art is ever changing, and a location is never…

High Dynamic Range imagery (HDR) allows the photographer to create exciting images that are not always possible with a single exposure. For example, if I exposed for the highlight areas, detail was lost in the shadows. Exposing for the shadows leaves the composition with a white sky as shown below. A graduated neutral density filter…