Great trip to Put In Bay for the April 2024 Eclipse. Check back soon for some additional photos!
False color Solar Eclipse photo
Solar Eclipse Prominences Closeup
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Adobe Photoshop CS5 and the Content Aware Fill feature
Content Aware Fill is a truly amazing algorithm that can be found in the new version of Adobe Photoshop. It is useful both for spot fixes, as well as larger ‘creative’ fills. In the example below, you can see how the 4 images of a panorama come together and leave […]
Read MoreAutopano by Kolor vs Autodesk Stitcher
A few years ago I purchased a product called Stitcher by Realviz. This product was sold to Autodesk and updated further (and split into a vr tour application as well.) While Stitcher still seems to win out over most competitors by any number of factors, new entrants are chipping away […]
Read MoreBryce Canyon National Park
Bryce Canon is an incredible National Park located in Utah. While traveling there in April of 2010, I was fortunate enough to capture many beautiful locations throughout the park. The photo below was taken on 120mm film using a Fuji GX680. It is difficult to describe the park to someone […]
Read MoreDowntown Cleveland Skyline
This print hangs in the Downtown Technology Center in Columbus, OH and is approximately 36 inches by 122 inches as a canvas wrap. It features the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Key Tower, Terminal Tower, the Science Museum, the Mather Museum and the Cleveland Browns Stadium.
Read MoreNeed more height!
Ok – this isn’t PAP, but I needed a bit more height and this boulder was all I had handy…
Read MoreKansas Wildfires
And everyone said that Kansas was going to be the most boring part of our trip…
Read MoreJedediah Smith Redwoods State Park PAP
These trees are so big, they even dwarf my PAP rig!
Read MoreThe Cannery
The Cannery at Webster Station is a multipurpose building located in Dayton Ohio. The upper 5 floors are loft styled apartments while the first floor offers a range of retail services. Click through for more detail shots as well as some history of this building.
Read MoreTehachapi Mountain Pastures
The Tehachapi Mountains are located in southern California and spread out for approximately 40 miles throughout Kern County. This mountain range sits between the Mojave Desert to the east / southeast and San Joaquin Valley to the northwest. The lush pastures seen below (and oak trees, unseen in this photo) […]
Read MoreFranklin County Common Pleas Courthouse
More images coming soon! Click through for a construction shot from earlier this year.
Read MoreA Powerful Zoom Lens
A few months ago, I added an unusual lens to my bag, a Sigma 600mm F8 Nikon mirror lens. It shares the same body conventions as other catadioptric lenses (ones that use a combination of refractive and reflective optics) which ‘fold’ the light coming into the camera similar to how […]
Read MoreiPad as a Monitor
I use a program called MaxiVista on my Apple iPad and my Sony Windows 7 laptop. This application beams over monitor information to the iPad via my local WiFi connection, and lets me space out my working area on multiple displays. Technically, I’m using it as a third monitor, as […]
Read MoreRoss Island Lighthouse at Fish Fluke Point
I’ve been traveling to the island of Grand Manan for over twenty years. The lighthouse seen in the distance was on my list of destinations for several years, and in 2007 I finally had the chance to make it to Ross Island to visit the lighthouse.
Read MoreSalt Flats
Koehn Lake is a dry lake and part of the Mojave Desert in Kern County, California. While heading towards Red Rock Canyon State Park we took an hour or two detour to experience this great landscape. These railroad tracks were built to facilitate the mining of the salt seen towards the horizon, […]
Read MoreHow to turn your iPad into a device that’s great for business
I use the heck out of my iPad, and have started leaving my big Laptop behind for more and more client meetings. Click on through to see a list of apps that make my iPad indispensable.
Read MoreTravel and Photography
This year I had the ‘tremendous good fortune’ to spend roughly the equivalent of three straight months in a car, driving approximately 25,000 miles. That is equivalent to one circumnavigation of the globe at the equator.
Read MoreReview of Excope DT1 by Beaverlab Technology Co
I recently took posession of a Kickstarter funded Excope DT1 camera from Beaverlab Technology. I was taken with the idea of the DT1 from my experience with the DxO ONE, a small camera that used a smartphone as the screen from back around 10 years ago, in 2015. I bought […]
Read MoreColumbus Ohio Skyline Panorama
This print is 3 feet tall by 7 feet wide and hangs in the Downtown Technology Center. It is taken from Miranova and surveys downtown Columbus. Check back soon for more photos!
Read MoreProperty Management Services
Property Management Services typically involve a blended approach to many of the areas of expertise listed on the site. Rates start at $500 per half day within the Columbus, Ohio I-270 region for available lighting contracts and a single shooter. If the properties are proximate, it is possible to get […]
Read MoreThe old Columbus School for the Deaf – PAP shot
Comparison shot of Elevated photography vs corresponding Ground Level Stuff. Compared to the shot below, you can see the PAP shot above provides for a better sense of scale and scope for the subject, without overemphasizing the foreground.
Read MoreTaos Zoomify Example
Driving south from Taos, NM. At the bottom of the window below is a toolbar and on the far right is a button that open this photo up fullscreen.
Read MoreProtecting the Gear
While camera bags and backpacks are great for day trips, my Storm Cases (now by Pelican) were indispensable on my trip. Not just for large gear, like the Fuji GX680 and it’s lenses, but for the myriad assortment of littler things too … thread adapters, spare tripod heads, etc. As […]
Read MoreDeaf School Elevation
Seeing your camera up this high can be a bit of a fright the first time. Thankfully we had tie downs!
Read MoreCarlyles Watch – Columbus OH – George Faerber
Carlyles Watch is located at the intersection of East Gay Street and North Third Street in downtown Columbus, Ohio.
Read MorePittsburgh Zoomify Example
I’ve been working on processing some photos I took ages ago, this skyline from Pittsburgh for example. At the bottom of the window below is a toolbar and on the far right is a button that open this photo up fullscreen.
Read MoreCopyright Notice
Copyright & Trademark Notice YOU MAY NOT DISTRIBUTE, COPY, PUBLISH OR USE THE IMAGES OR ANY PART OF THE IMAGES IN ANY WAY WITHOUT EXPRESS PERMISSION OF THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER. YOU MAY NOT ALTER, MANIPULATE, OR EDIT ANY PART OF AN IMAGE WITHOUT CONSENT. © Copyright for all images remains […]
Read MoreThe Hole in the Wall Natural Rock Formation
The Hole in the Wall rock formation can be found on Grand Manan Island. It is found within the private Hole In the Wall Campground, although access is possible along hiking trails from other parts of the island as well. This large natural rock arch extends out over the edge of the […]
Read MoreCannery at Webster Station
The Cannery was photographed from the roof of the Lonz building across the street. This multi-row panorama captures the entire frontage of the building and is close to the maximum field of view (FOV) for a rectilinear panorama. Click here for more information on The Cannery.
Read MoreThe tide waits for no man
Sometimes it’s important to hurry. If you don’t, the tide might overtake the road back to the mainland.
Read MoreThe Bakers Dozen
A ship on land awaiting repairs in Grand Manan, New Brunswick.
Read MoreShooting in the Desert
Shooting in or near the desert, the one accessory that I discovered that I really needed was a large dark cloth. I used my Levis shirt most of the time, but definitely will take one on my next trip out west. Cutting down on the glare was a huge problem […]
Read MoreMice, Trackpads, and Trackballs
I’ve been working on a virtual tour project for a client recently and am in the processing stage, where I take the Circular Fisheye images from my Sunex 5.6mm lens (Nikon, Canon) and process them through Autodesk Stitcher. I’m doing this on my laptop for some reason, a mind numbingly […]
Read MoreThe Walt Disney Concert Hall by Frank O. Gehry & Partners
The Walt Disney Concert Hall is the permanent home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Sitting at the intersection of First Street and Grand Avenue on Bunker Hill, it is located close to the existing Music Center of Los Angeles.
Read MoreGrange Insurance – Columbus Ohio
The Grange Insurance Expansion was designed by NBBJ and completed in 2010.
Read MoreRhizome Growth
Rhizomes seem to follow me around. While each of these plants appear to be separate units, they are stalks formed up from a single runner under the sand. The plant shoots out tendrils and these sorts of rhizometric growths play a huge role in the control of dune erosion. This photo […]
Read MoreResolution and Megapixels – how to make your own D300x
I’ve been discussing some issues with the recent release of a new Sigma camera with some photographer friends of mine. This new Sigma claims a resolution roughly 3 times it’s apparent sensor size, and some people are crying foul over this practice. This is largely the same argument that’s […]
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