A tale of the fun behind scouting a photography sporting event through the city.
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Biking
Discovering Georgetown (the one in the other Washington)
Took a bike stroll down to Georgetown, on good advice last night. On a stunning spring Seattle Friday afternoon, I ventured south along the Duwamish Bike Trail that snakes the Duwamish River. Navigationally, this river is one of several waterways in the area that create both natural paths, and potential barriers. If you want to […]
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What Goes Around
Is what we do in the end, what we enjoyed doing at the start? Do we, if we’re lucky, come full circle?
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You’ll be the judge of that
In my last post, I included an image of a spinning “big ring” bike sprocket. It was one of two images I felt pretty good about to submit for my lighting class. I sent and posted the images around to friends whose tastes I value, other photographers and finally to […]
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Writing with Light Beyond the Photograph
Break down the word photograph and you get photo = light plus graph = write. So it’s about writing with light. A story. Hopefully, a compelling one. But what happens when we take a photo and go beyond the actual image that’s been taken? Is it still a photograph? As […]
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Wheels go round in circles. Don’t let the sound of yours drive you crazy.
Photographing bike parts with the sound turned way up.
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Who’s in First?
Who’s
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The Hole that Makes Us Whole
Today’s post comes with gratitude to fellow photographer and blogger Mitch Rossow (http://www.mitchster.com/). I asked Mitch for some perspective on a studio shoot I’ll be doing tomorrow. Shooting in a studio new territory for me, but thanks to a willing subject (competitive biker Camilla), a helpful studio (Mpls Photo Center) and […]
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