I've been experimenting with a new editing technique all week on some of my older photos. I decided to do a series on some of my older lighthouse photos. These are some of my favorites.
There was a recent Fstoppers article by Fred van Leewun discussing and explaining how to do this technique for anyone interested.
https://fstoppers.com/architecture/transform-your-architectural-photos-…
When/Where: This photo was captured during the afternoon/twilight show on Friday August 7, 2026 at the Abbotsford International Airshow. I was positioned in the Photo Pit.
A couple months ago I picked up a RF 100mm f/2.8 Macro L and I am putting it through it's paces to see what I can come up with.
When/Where: This was captured at the Abbotsford International Airshow on the Saturday from the Photo Pit. The MBB Bo 105 was doing a loop as part of its airshow routine.
Sometimes a bit of luck is all you need.
When/Where: On August 7, 2026 at the Abbotsford International Airshow during the Friday afternoon/evening Twilight Show.
I was recently back in the woods trying to take some wildlife photos. Sadly, I barely came across any birds that day and whenever I did, they were gone before I could even focus on them.
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Nice shots Kyle!
Thank you!
Very nice. Particularly like the first two with the streaking clouds.
Thank you!
These are great, Kyle! A bit more abstract and painterly than we often see here. They strongly remind me of Australian painter Jeffrey Smart (who worked in colour).
I especially like the first three. No. 2 is possibly the most interesting for longer-term viewing for me, as the extra detail at the bottom provides more for the eye to lnger.
You should do more monochrome! You have a knack for it.
Thanks Chris! Yeah, after learning this technique I'm definitely going to do more like this. I like doing black and whites as well. And I think your right, I think I do have a knack for them. Appreciate your words as always!
Very nice ones.