Archive for the ‘Photography’ Category

Long over due post/gallery update

Monday, August 30th, 2010

Been busy and it looks like that trend is going to carry on for the foreseeable future. I have updated all of my galleries with the exception of Oceans adding 16 new images, primarily to Abstractions 2. I have a review halfway written for RadioPopper’s JrX STUDIO flash triggers which I will try to have up soon.

Some new hardware and software “toys” and site updats…

Thursday, March 11th, 2010

Steve Chapman’s (panocamera.com) Nintendo DS Camera Controller which I purchased awhile ago has been open sourced as Open Camera Control.

Palm has released the beta version of the native Plug-in Developer Kit (PDK) for the Palm Pre, though unfortunately they don’t have support for Linux yet.

I finally got around to completing the assembly of the Camera Axe I got for Christmas.

Seems like I’m constantly tinkering with site updates I added 29 new images to my galleries and Fotomoto released their API last month which I integrated with SimpleViewer.

Asphalt, empty lots and a train without hurry or schedule

Thursday, July 30th, 2009

July has been full of projects in all shapes and sizes and a few have finally dwindled to a close, so that now I can no longer put off another post. I have long been curious about Centralia, and over the 4th I was in Pennsylvania so we took some time to satisfy my curiosity. Only a few buildings are left. Mostly it consists of empty lots and withering asphalt. The mine still burns, evidenced only by tendrils of smoke, a few residents remain and it has become a drive-through curiosity.

A sad old road.

A sad old road.

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HDR: A hate love relationship

Tuesday, June 9th, 2009

As a majority of internet users are at this very moment in the process of uploading a High Dynamic Range (HDR) image to Flicker, I will assume that most of you know what they are. For those few who do not know, simply put, they are a compositing of several images of the same subject with different exposures merged together using software such as Photomatrix or Photoshop. This process allows your to achieve neutral exposures throughout the image and otherwise improbable/impossible images with tone mapping.
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