November challenge
Given that it is so much more difficult to be inspired this time of year and the fact that participation in these challenges has seen a recent decline I have decided not to set any formal challenge
Discuss photography and videography, share your work, and receive valuable feedback from the Fstoppers community.
Given that it is so much more difficult to be inspired this time of year and the fact that participation in these challenges has seen a recent decline I have decided not to set any formal challenge
The other day, while Harry was walking me around the neighborhood, I was wondering why I was bothering to carry my Nikon when I wasn't photographing anything.
Jadyn was referred to me by a model friend. She's not a model and she lives a few hours drive away from the city. She wanted to have the model/photoshoot experience.
Well, not exactly fall colors.
Having been as active as I wanted to, so here goes a few images that I feel could fit in the month's topic while still being on the minimalist/abstract side.
I know the theme is to submit your most colorful images, but how many times have there reviewed something that is completely against the stated theme?
My first real attempt at Bodyscape Fine Art, when i was asked by this lady (72) to do a boudoir shoot for her, and we decided also to do a few fine art shots.
I'm posting this to make members aware of the new Fstoppers contest for this month, and as a landing place to collect input on the same.
Big Beef Creek, Seabeck, WA
After a slow start the Red Maples are really popping here now in Vermont.
In this area of mostly needle trees the nice colorful Liquid Amber hasn't started changing, while lot's of Pin Oak's look like the peal of a russet potato.
Just a heads up about a new blog entry I have posted that might be of interest.
I had let my wife off for work and while driving out of the parking lot I spotted this cloud in the sky.
Wet expression
I was hiking and photographing in an area of Montana that is just stunningly beautiful. The trees here are just gigantic, and as I walk there I can imagine that I am in God's garden.
https://fstoppers.com/entry/714066
EDIT to add Behind the Scenes
In the west a pool of water is often referred to as a tank.
I'm looking to set if people prefer the color or black and white version.
Often when I am hiking or backpacking I will plan on getting at least one, and sometimes two or three, memorable images per day.
By now you know two things: First is that AI and photography isn't going away; and second... I like screwing around.
https://fstoppers.com/entry/713225
My favorite place to capture the sunset is at the beach in So. California. The colors change dramatically from minute to minute.
None of these photos are portfolio ready, but rather snapshots and having fun with my camera.
After the Eagles game (Yay! 4-0), Harry and I went out back and switched out the SD card in the trailcam.
I was returning home from visiting with my mother over mother's day. This building is on the east side of Las Vegas, Nevada - my least favorite place to visit - and I couldn't help but stop.
Another one from a location in the desert southwest which I will not identify. When I was there this time there was a whole troop of people from a vary large city, which I will not divulge.
My home in Vermont is currently awash with Fall foliage. Vibrant colors signal the end of summer and as a lead up to a monochromatic winter season.
Recently, I went to the Great Sand Dunes National Monument, for a shoot at dawn. This shot was one of my favorites from the morning.
We decided to visit Gold Beach, Oregon earlier this summer and reservations were set.