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  • Sharon 3:57 am on May 19, 2013 Permalink | Reply  

    Flowers 

     

     

    05.18.13_Flowers

     

    I realized that I think I skipped a week or two! I’ve been a little crazy with working and not really shooting for myself (I don’t really want to post client stuff here). I’ve been experimenting with lights a lot, which has opened up a whole new world! I’m excited to have my own pocket wizards (been renting them) and play around with them even more, so I can post some things here. I’m also headed to Hong Kong in less than a month to photograph a series so I’m quite busy virtual scouting and researching. I’ve also started a new series but I don’t want to post anything yet until I have a more solid body. So basically I’ve been busy making and creating but just not much to upload! :) Hope to see you all at Matt’s show tomorrow!

     
  • Shehab Hossain 12:01 am on May 18, 2013 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: hossain, imaginoor photography, , shehab   

    Imaginoor on the West Side Highway 

    Hi folks,

    Here are some new photographs I just finished taken on the banks of the Hundson River along the Westside Highway…

    MAJOR TOM - New York, NY

    MAJOR TOM – New York, NY

    LIGHT SHELLS- New York, NY

    LIGHT SHELLS- New York, NY

    WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE - New York, NY

    WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE – New York, NY

     

     

    Shehab Hossain

    Imaginoor Photography

     
  • Jeff 3:56 pm on May 15, 2013 Permalink | Reply
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    Bill Brandt at MoMA 

    I was considering heading to MoMA to check out the new Brandt exhibition and wanted to know if anyone else wanted to come along on the field trip.

    http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/exhibitions/1343

    Is June 2nd fine with everyone for a field trip?

     
    • Sharon 3:53 am on May 19, 2013 Permalink | Reply

      I’m actually coming in from Delaware that morning to shoot an event at 10:45am, with the images due the next day! I think I’ll be a bit tied up that day ;) But otherwise wish I could go with you all!

  • Matt Hill 7:55 pm on May 13, 2013 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , gopro, , ,   

    Time-lapse of cut paper fashions for PAPER BURLESQUE 

    This is a crazy compendium of my efforts for the last few weeks. Enjoy!

    Shot with a GoPro Hero 3 Silver Edition. Assembled with iStopMotion and Final Cut Pro.

     
  • Jeff 2:54 am on May 13, 2013 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , , flash, , skyline, stencil   

    Wait, what was that about Weehawken? 

    Last week I went out into the cold to shoot Weehawken. It wasn’t just the interesting view of New York, but the opportunity to use a light stencil!

    One of my professors from grad school is retiring. In his class he would quarter a portrait and have everyone choose one quadrant. When class was over, you put them all together and hopefully it all looked similar but of your own style. So we’re doing the same thing for him, but with his photo. (http://lowelldrawing.blogspot.com/)

    I spent Saturday working like Matt Hill on a cutout paper stencil with thick black paper and an X-Acto blade. Sunday evening I attached the resulting stencil to a flash lightbox and made my way up the hill. The goal was to take my professor’s head and merge it with the New York skyline. I quickly found out that the important part of the New York skyline is pretty much the Empire State Building or the Chrysler Building. Everything else looks like a rectangle from any other city ever.

    So the stencil went on one tripod so I could line it all up, camera on the second. Tripped the shutter, manually popped the flash, tilted the stencil tripod out of the way to avoid a large black rectangle, and waited until the background filled in. We see how it all goes together this week, but I’m very happy with how it turned out.LD-A

     
    • noravrublevska 2:04 pm on May 13, 2013 Permalink | Reply

      What a creative approach to the task! I’m sure he’ll be positively surprised of the end result.

      I was reminded this past weekend how much description and context matter to a photo. I got to see photos taken by kids who are part of In-Sight Photography Project’s Exposures program. They come from different places around the country and share through photography their experiences of the environment and culture where they live. They each had written something either about the photo or their lives that touched me very deeply. I highly encourage you to check it out: http://www.insight-photography.org/ and http://www.exposuresprogram.org/

  • Matt Hill 1:10 am on May 8, 2013 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: Exhibition   

    Exhibition opening – success! 

    I am sooo tired, but we pulled it off! So as not to recreate the whole thing, why not head over where to where I wrote it up to see photos and more

    http://matthillart.com/matt-hill-photography/night-paper-exhibition-opening-night

     
  • Justin H. Goodstein-Aue 1:52 pm on May 6, 2013 Permalink | Reply  

    The Haymarket Project – Part I 

    Hello All,

    Here is the first installment of a 4 part series documenting the Haymarket in Boston, it is roughly eight minutes long and will go live in roughly 2 weeks.

    Since you are all so wonderful, you will get a sneak peak!

    The Haymarket Project Part I

    Enjoy!

    • Justin
     
    • noravrublevska 1:09 am on May 10, 2013 Permalink | Reply

      Great job! Can’t wait to see and hear the rest of the story. I especially like the images with the vendors at their storefronts. Can you please share how you recorded the conversations?

  • Jeff 5:35 am on May 6, 2013 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , , , , Weehawken   

    Weehawken 

    If you were going to go shoot the standing Vice President where else do you go except New Jersey?

    While working on a project for a friend I found myself a few hundred feet above the historic Burr-Hamilton shooting (Burr won the battle but lost the war: See who’s on your ten dollar bill…). With some time to kill I shot off a few myself.

    Weehawken (1 of 1)

     
    • noravrublevska 12:58 am on May 10, 2013 Permalink | Reply

      Love the colors! You should check you sensor for dust, lots of black spots in sky. Also, I’d prefer a panorama crop, without the pilings in the water. Although I like the light shining thru.

      • Jeff 1:35 am on May 10, 2013 Permalink | Reply

        That is a really good point about the dust. I was using a pinhole a week or so back and haven’t had a chance to clean it yet. I liked the light through the pilings a lot as well, but I’m not sure about the panorama crop, I thought they added something to the lower third without being too busy.

        But I’ll look at it again, I’ve certainly been wrong before. :)

  • Marty 3:41 am on May 5, 2013 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: aurora, Aurora Borealis, , , Jokulsarlon, Northern Lights,   

    Jokulsarlon and Northern Lights 

    Here are some images I got to finish editing from my first full day and night in Iceland at Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon. It was the first destination I with the photo group led by Lance Keimig and Tim Vollmer went to visit and explore. Of the week I spent in Iceland, this first night there was by far the best that I got to see the Northern Lights and it was truly a sight to behold. My images doesn’t really do any great justice unfortunately but I certainly had quite a humbling experience seeing this amazing natural wonder light show with my own eyes for the very first time. I wished I could have spent another night there to get more but there were more locations to see and so I only had this one day/night there.

    Not far from the lagoon on the coast is a long stretch of black sand beach that is littered with blocks of crystal clear ice that I can only image comes from broken pieces of glaciers that wash up from the sea. Some of them are enormous. The one that I took a long exposure image of is really quite large. You had to jump a bit to climb to the top of that block.

    I’m still editing the remaining images and will share those when they’re ready. The rest of images that I’ve edited can be found on Flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/16048420@N05/sets/72157633146555918/

    On a side note, I finally developed the rolls of film that I also took when I was in Iceland and started this week to make contact sheets. I hope to make some prints from that in the coming weeks as well.

    Enough writing…I present Jokulsarlon, Iceland and Northern Lights…

    Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, East Iceland - Winter 2013

    Iceland Pano 001
    Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, East Iceland – Winter 2013

    Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, East Iceland - Winter 2013

    Iceland B+W 002
    Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, East Iceland – Winter 2013

    Coast near Jokulsarlon, East Iceland - Winter 2013

    Iceland Color 002
    Coast near Jokulsarlon, East Iceland – Winter 2013

    Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, East Iceland -- Winter 2013

    Iceland Night Color 003
    Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, East Iceland — Winter 2013

     
    • Justin H. Goodstein-Aue 1:47 pm on May 6, 2013 Permalink | Reply

      Love these images, and am totally excited and jealous of your journey to this wonderful place!!! I am especially fond of the image of the image: Iceland Color 002 Coast near Jokulsarlon, East Iceland – Winter 2013. Your experience with night, light, exposure, and composition sing in this image.

    • noravrublevska 12:54 am on May 10, 2013 Permalink | Reply

      These are just breathtaking. Unlike anything I’ve seen before. Love #2 and #3 – the big ice rock (what is it?) seems light as a feather, elevated above water. That’s why I love long exposures!

  • Jeff 3:26 am on April 29, 2013 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , , WWPD   

    Worldwide Pinhole Day 

    I hope you got a chance to get outside today. The family and I trekked up to Storm King because it was nice out and I was hoping to get some decent pinhole stuff with the DSLR body cap I made last year.

    So, of course I forgot it at home. Luckily the ingredients for a DSLR pinhole modification are available at any decent drugstore:WWPD beta 1 WWPD beta 2 WWPD beta 3

    And after all that I take a test shot and the phrase “No Card” scrolls onto my screen. So always check that before you drive for 75 minutes. I did some tests when I got home and was pleasantly surprised with the DOF. It’s much better than the body cap I currently have, so I may have to rework it with this piece of tin. At any rate, I present Worldwide Pinhole Day! Many thanks to my neighbors for the subjects.

    WWPD (5 of 5)

    WWPD (4 of 5)

    WWPD (3 of 5)

    WWPD (2 of 5)

    WWPD (1 of 5)

     
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