There are a lot of tricks that photographers will use during Post to sort of lead the viewer’s eye to the are of the frame that they feel deserves the most attention. Between cropping, vignetting (darkening the edges of a frame), using shallow depths of field, and creative color/saturation adjustments, photographers can create an invisible...
I love stumbling upon beautiful architecture. It’s one of the best reasons to turn onto random streets when you find yourself in just about any city. I remember thinking that I was going to just walk passed this street in downtown Wilkes-Barre. And if I had, I would have missed this beautiful example of masonic...
I guess I would classify this shot as ‘The Lighter Side of UrbEx’. I know that the first place my mind goes when I hear the word ‘UrbEx’ is to some abandoned refinery or hospital with broken glass and that not-so-faint smell of dereliction. But, I also feel that shots like the one above have...
This was the last bracket sequence of the day that I took during my recent visit to Wilkes-Barre, PA. Alleyways usually fit my MO of places where I love to shoot. I usually look for patterns, wall tags, some sort of symmetry and an overall character. In this case, I saw the wooden sign in...
I took this shot the other week when I was back in Wilkes-Barre, PA. It was a perfect Saturday morning in terms of weather and I had all of my gear packed from the night before. So, I jumped in the car and made my way into the downtown area with no agenda. As I...
