Three separate shots with filtration as labeled, camera mounted firmly on tripod (click image to enlarge)
Two early morning trips to Temple Square, including our first “impromptu” Photowalk (yay Harley and Aaron for braving the alarm clock) have yielded some interesting data, if not pictures. Actually, some fine photos were made, but today’s images belong [...]
Monthly Archives: April 2008
Glowing research results – Temple Square flowers
Ducks not in a row – Adobe Lightroom, Part 4
Ducky, Blue & yellow #2
I predicted that the Lightroom project would devolve into a horrendous sequence of upgrade mission-creep, and I was right. It’s not Adobe’s fault, by any means, but the getting ready to start has been incredibly time-consuming:
Order the new LaCie Double Triple 1TB storage.
Consolidate my camera downloads onto the 1TB from [...]
Spring is still a dream away
Tulips at Thanksgiving Point, Lehi, Utah
I shot almost everything at the last Photowalk with either Cokin’s Dreams or Pastel filter, sometimes both. For this one I used the Pastel 2 filter, and a very shallow depth of field (3.5). Because of the 20 mph wind, I cranked up the ISO to 400, which [...]
Monica – still Dad’s girl
Monica
The Moran Eye Center had a reception last week to honor my guy and one of his colleagues with new endowed professorship ranks. The best part was that R’s daughter Monica flew in from El Paso for the party.
Before we went up to the Moran, we did some traditional father/daughter shots, then popped this [...]
Barney investigates
Barney meets the D2X
Fran introduced me to Barney last week. I introduced Barney to the sound of my camera. He is a beautiful beast, though he doesn’t show to advantage from this angle. I can see many more images to make with him as he gets to know me.
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