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6/17/2011                                                 #97

It’s been a while since I went out to shoot macro, and I thought the water droplets offered a cool opportunity to get back into it.

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2/023/2011                                                 #96

Another photo for my eye series,  ”iSeries.”  I don’t think that’s what it’s really called, but I am considering shooting a bunch of eyes in the near future..  These photos are of my roommate Pat’s right, and then left eyes.  The top reminds me of the craziness in our society- American Psycho or something, while the bottom photo offers a different mood..

Both photos are shot at ISO 100 for good quality, but the aperture is lower in the bottom photo because of the low light, sacrificing some detail, and depth of field.

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2/022/2011                                                 #95

The top photo is a photo of my girlfriend Chrissy’s eye, taken by me.  The bottom photo is my eye, taken by Chrissy.  Both photos are taken at ISO 100, with the aperture at 32, for the most possible detail.  Notice the contact lenses..

Enjoy.

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2/022/2011                                                 #95

The top photo is a photo of my girlfriend Chrissy’s eye, taken by me.  The bottom photo is my eye, taken by Chrissy.  Both photos are taken at ISO 100, with the aperture at 32, for the most possible detail.  Enjoy.

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1/017/2011                                                 #94

At the summit of Mount Sugarloaf in South Deerfield, Massachusetts, there is a small pavilion.  From here, spectators can see for miles in every direction.  When I arrived at the summit, after hiking through a bunch of snow in old skate shoes (a bad idea), I saw this couple enjoying the view together.  It’s a cool spot.

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1/09/2011                                                 #93

Didn’t miss the sunset this time, which meant there was no reason to ford the swamp.  Nothing special going on here, just a cool perspective shot.

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1/05/2011                                                 #92

Though it’s not obvious from the photo, I’m standing in a shitty swamp.  My shoes stuck into the shitty mud, and the shitty reeds shot water all over the place.  Cold water, as it’s about 20 degrees in Stratford CT these days.  The swamp also ate my shitty phone.

I give you: A shitty photo. ha.

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12/22/2010                                                     #91

This is actually from the night of the Lunar Eclipse, (early morning 12/21), and is a shot I framed as the eclipse began.  Then, the clouds came.  Those clouds visible in the photo ruined my morning, but they kind of made this shot.  It’s a 15 second exposure, which is why the clouds appear to be blurred, and the trees are still.  It’s also why the moon is SO luminous. 

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12/21/2010                                                     #90

After my attempt to shoot the winter solstice lunar eclipse was foiled by some cloudy weather, I set out tonight to get a moon shot.  While driving home on the Merrit Parkway, I watched as the moon started to rise.  After racing home, I set up my camera and tripod a ways behind my house at the Housatonic River.  That’s the Sikorsky Bridge in the background. This is a 15 second exposure.

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12/12/2010                                                     #89

This is the same barn, in Sunderland, Mass., on which the dusk fell, three posts ago.  This is a different angle of course, changing the photograph completely.  First of all, the lighting is different, as I was with the sun at my back.  Bright & Vivid foliage (which can be seen through the door of the barn), and a high-contrast barn make this photo a “keeper,” at least for me.