Showing posts with label florida. Show all posts
Showing posts with label florida. Show all posts

Saturday, February 29, 2020

Analog and Polaroid

I am working on two new series of images.  The first series is that of producing images that have an old school look and feel, that of analog photographs.

The second is the look of a polaroid.  

Both have been extremely fun to do and I plan on expanding the series of each.





Saturday, July 30, 2016

Thursday, March 17, 2016

Sunlight on the Ocean




This photograph is sunlight reflecting off 
very calm water in Florida.  Using Photoshop I distorted 
the image and then applied a motion blur
filter to achieve the effect.  

This photograph would look great on any wall in the home, office, restaurant,
business lobby, hotel, in fact just about any interior.
It can be purchased at Fine Art America on both photographic paper and canvas
 at the link below up to 38.5X84 inches


Sell Art Online 

Friday, March 11, 2016

Beach Dressing Room



This photograph of a dressing room on Holmes Beach in Florida surrounded
by two coconut palms was photographed on a Canon 5D MarkII and 
processed in Photoshop using NIK filters to give it the look
of and analogue plate camera and then manipulated to give
it a double exposure.  

This photograph would look great on any wall in the home, office, restaurant,
business lobby, hotel, in fact just about any interior.
It can be purchased at Fine Art America on both photographic paper and canvas
 at the link below:


Photography Prints

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

An Afternoon Photographing a Power Plant

I recently spent the afternoon near Tampa, FL photographing the Teco Power Plant there. To say the least impressive from the size alone.

After being there for some time it caused me to consider how I use power, how I waste power. We all know it is getting more expensive as is everything else in our day to day lives. Maybe it is time to rethink how we consume not only power but everything in our lives.