Most times, I doing everything I can to ensure that my horizon line is properly straightened. It’s something that I’ve just gotten into the habit of because it makes visual sense. I do see a lot of people preesent their photos with a tilted or rotated horizon line and that certainly can be impacting when...
I love the illusion of warmth that I feel when I see this shot. It’s cool how an image can evoke emotions and sense. Granted, that it is a gross understatement but it’s true. I see this shot and I can smell the sea salt in the air and feel the warmth of a setting...
It was pretty cold this morning so I was inspired to go back into the archives to a few months ago, the winter months. I took this shot while roaming around Cape Cod with Jack, looking for things to bracket. I remember how quiet it was at this scene and was immediately struck by the...
This is another perspective from the HDR UrbEx shoot that Jack and I went on earlier in the winter. Depending on the look that I want to go for, I will usually open up the aperture of the 17mm T/S lens to its widest, especially when fully tilting. By doing this, you really maximize the...
Bomb Shelter? Check. Boarded up windows? Double check. Creepy sunset scene? You got it. When Jack and I stumbled onto this scene, I knew that many hours would be killed very quickly and easily. There was no shortage of shots here as it seemed that every turn yielded something new to capture. I can’t wait...
