Watershed Moment

Nikon D40 - 1/26/2014 - f-4.5 - 1/250 - ISO 200 - 65mm(lens)

This is along the Superior Hiking Trail off of Skyline Parkway west of Spirit Mountain. It isn't a super easy trail, but not a hard trail either, and it affords wonderful views of the St. Lewis River, and the Duluth Superior area. This particular day it was warm, and some of the fall colors were left, though most of the leaves had fallen. This was in a small Creek that ran under the trail, with some leaves that had freshly fallen.

Fall leaves with water.

Fire Sticks

Nikon D40 - 10/13/2013 - f-4.5 - 1/2500 - ISO 800 - 90mm eqv.

This is a photo that was a scene that struck me with its color and patterns last fall when I was walking. This was cropped and color graded, with no other editing. I have been taking a little more time recently to edit photos I have taken, so hopefully I will be able to post a few more of them here.

Fall corn stalks after a frost.

Winter 2013-14 part 1

Nikon D40 - 12/23/2013 - f-8 - 1/800 - ISO 800 - 27mm eqv.

Snow on a cast Rooster bell mount.

 

Nikon D40 - 12/23/2013 - f-8 - 1/800 - ISO 800 - 84mm eqv.

Interlacing Branches after a snow storm, edited Black and White.

 

Nikon D40 - 12/23/2013 - f-8 - 1/800 - ISO 800 - 36mm eqv.

Snow covered cabin, processed Black and White.

Ocean State 2013 Entries

This is my second year of entry in the PSA (Photography Society of America), and more directly PSRI (Photography Society of Rhode Island) sponsored Ocean State International Exhibition of Photography, and thought that this would be a good time to pick up work on the site again.

The following images are all processed to some extent or another, some using high bit depth processing and tone mapping, and others with some manual sharpening. 

These last two are minor variations of photos you have seen in my gallery earlier, so I am posting them at the resolution used for the competition.

Nelson Lake Fall 2012 Final.jpg
September 2012 Ironwood Final.jpg

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This is a heavily processed photo done using GIMP. The photo it is based off of is one of my own. 

The processing is managed through an 8 layer stack, based off of a partial inverted color process that I developed. It is a difficult process to manage properly, and required a lot of manual mask painting to achieve the balanced colors that are seen in this final version.

GIMP processed poster photograph.