Well I am back on here again after several months of hiatus. I hope you all didn't miss me.
Back in 2010, a good friend of mine suggested that I create a blog dedicated to my photography. I thought it would be a fun project so I went ahead and created this blog. Each post with its photos represent a personal inspiration. I hope my visitors enjoy my work.
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Takeoff
Good things come to those who wait. To get this shot, it had to be one of those days where the clouds form small clusters in the sky. I went down to Dupont Circle that day and saw some birds perched on the fountain. I sat inside the empty fountain, waiting... and I then pressed the shutter button on my X100 as soon as one took off.
Monday, January 6, 2014
Zoo Lights '13
During the holiday season, the National Zoo organizes the lighting display, Zoo Lights. I photographed the display previously in 2011 (see posting Zoo Lights '11). Last month, I returned to the National Zoo to recapture event. Like in 2011, my objective was not just to capture the lights themselves. The tools used to make the following exposures include my D7000 (with a variety of lenses), my X100, my SB600 speed light flash and a tripod.
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| Waiting... |
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| The L2 Metro Bus, Northbound |
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| The L2 Metro Bus, Southbound |
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
A Foggy Night in Paris
To kick off this New Year of 2014, here is a photo taken five years ago during an evening walk in Paris on January 1, 2009.
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Scaffolding Removal - Fall 2013
The Washington Monument has been closed for renovation since the DC earthquake in August 2011. Last month, they begin to remove the scaffolding surrounding it. When I checked today, a little less than half of the monument was still covered with scaffolding. I snapped this exposure at the beginning of its removal, at the peak of the fall season.
Location:
Washington, DC, USA
Thursday, December 12, 2013
POLICE LINE
Friday, November 29, 2013
Golden Girl
I was expermenting with my x100 at the Georgetown waterfront when I captured this shot. I had pointed the camera down and waited for this girl to run into my frame. Intrigued by camera, she looked up as she was running past me. I missed the focus on the girl but stopped the aperture down enough to have fairly large DOF.
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