Daily portrait number 11. January 11, 2010.
Gary is a neighbor. I think he found this amusing; but he is gracious.
This was shot on film while the digital camera is in the shop. By the time I got it posted here the digital was back, but I want ahead and loaded another roll of film - it still looks good to my eye.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Monday, January 11, 2010
Grand Canyon
A break in the portrait series - the digital camera is in the shop, the portraits are analog for a while.
This is from the Wayback Machine. We took a vacation to the Grand Canyon in April 2009.
This, and it's companions (click on the photo) are victims of pixel punishing, PhotoShop manipulation extraordinaire. Color originals were converted to black and white through various shenanigans with the saturation, clarity, exposure and contrast controls.
Love, and broken pixels,
Stephen
This is from the Wayback Machine. We took a vacation to the Grand Canyon in April 2009.
This, and it's companions (click on the photo) are victims of pixel punishing, PhotoShop manipulation extraordinaire. Color originals were converted to black and white through various shenanigans with the saturation, clarity, exposure and contrast controls.
Love, and broken pixels,
Stephen
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Lisa
A very nice lady who cheerfuly takes care of my elderly aunt's nails.
I begin each day in a state of mild anxiety; what will I have to do to get the required portrait today? Somehow it keeps working, but it is only January.
Day 10 of 365
Love, and pixels,
Stephen
I begin each day in a state of mild anxiety; what will I have to do to get the required portrait today? Somehow it keeps working, but it is only January.
Day 10 of 365
Love, and pixels,
Stephen
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Suchira
Our middle daughter. Mother of the Incomparable Grandchild
I'm running low on family members in my own house as subjects
Day 9 of 365
I'm running low on family members in my own house as subjects
Day 9 of 365
Friday, January 8, 2010
The Natural
Day 8 of 365. The Incomparable Grandchild.
When I ask her to portray an emotion or attitude she willingly complies, for half a minute, before she breaks up with laughter or highjinks.
Today I did not walk about looking for subjects. In the afternoon she was home from school so I took the easy way
When I ask her to portray an emotion or attitude she willingly complies, for half a minute, before she breaks up with laughter or highjinks.
Today I did not walk about looking for subjects. In the afternoon she was home from school so I took the easy way
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Demetreanna
This young woman knows what she wants. This time I was asked to take the photo. When I said "yes", she was a bit surprised, but recovered gracefully.
Up to now, I haven't photographed a woman I didn't already know; I'm shy - fearing I would be thought on the make. I wonder if this makes the next time easier or not. We will see.
Up to now, I haven't photographed a woman I didn't already know; I'm shy - fearing I would be thought on the make. I wonder if this makes the next time easier or not. We will see.
Ashley and Tommy
I got a second set yesterday. These two were so nice together, I had to bother them for some shots.
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