If you came here looking for tips on shooting Kodak film in the snow you came to the wrong place, sorry! Instead you have come to a blog where the owner has named his golden retriever “Kodak”. He’s a great dog and loves to play in the snow as most dogs do. The light this […]Read Post ›
It turns out we missed one of the major waterfalls we visited last week so Kris and I made another trip up to the Monadnock region of New Hampshire. The color was much better but still spotty in places. Wilton had a great orange tree in the center of town with a mill and railroad […]Read Post ›
I have been dying to shoot waterfalls for some time. But the right time never came up and I did not have the filters to do the subject justice. Well yesterday the opportunity presented itself and I took advantage of it with gusto. A friend and I drove up to southern New Hampshire to a […]Read Post ›
Fall has started its ultimate changing of the leaves here in Rockport. I decided to take a new approach using the Sony Nex-7 with the Sigma adapter for Eos lenses. I put the Canon EF 24-70 f4 L on the Sony using it in manual focus. The best part of this lens is the macro […]Read Post ›
When I arrived in Bandon Oregon, from a very long ride down Route 101 in the fog, I did not expect much, since I could not see it. The fog was thick and I could not see the beach from the overlook on Coquille Pt. But my wife and I decided to trek down the […]Read Post ›
I like poking around where lobsterman hang about after they are done for the day. This lobster shack is extraordinary with all the little nick knacks on the window sill and this wonderful old wheel stuck on the outside. The early morning shadow added to this photo because without it it would just be another […]Read Post ›
I can’t help it. I’m an ultra wide lens type of guy. One recent morning I was out shooting with one of my tour groups and the boat ramp in the middle of town drew us in with the daylilies exploding out of a nice white picket fence near the entrance. My little Sony Nex-7 […]Read Post ›
Yesterday was graduation day in Gloucester and the clouds were magnificent along with the heat. After almost 40 years of photographing graduations the formula for covering them is the same. But interestingly I have never made this shot before of the graduates coming out of the school. The Sony Nex-7 with the 10-18 ultra wide […]Read Post ›
The first Congregational Church in Rockport is undergoing a change! For the first time since the 1960’s the steeple is being restored. The housing for the bell is off and being worked on by American Steeple of Salem, MA. The bell has also been taken off and I am assuming that it too will be seeing […]Read Post ›
According to local experts seaweed invades inner harbors once every ten years here on Cape Ann. Well this is the year! Our inner harbor has been filled with seaweed and kelp from the ocean floor reminding us all of the Sargasso Sea. I made these images with the Sony Nex-7 and the Sony 10-18 (15-28), […]Read Post ›
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