Kate B
Stitched Panorama of the Intracoastal Waterway (click for full size image)
This is a 180 degree panoramic shot from Ballard Park over looking the Intracoastal Way Way near the Eau Gallie Causeway. The timing was a trick to catch the sun peeking over the horizon. The trick is to get enough light but not so much you leave half of the shot under or over exposed. I thinking of printing this out for a wall mural.
This was from last years trip to NYC. The shot is on Grand Street between Wythe & Kent streets. I have been working with panoramic style shooting for a while and still exploring the possibilities and options this style allows.
Streets of Brooklyn New York
Quiet sun raise
This is a quick video I created to explain how I photograph Real Estate property & Architectural buildings. The resulting images look simple but, the implementation on the other hand takes time and planning to get an exceptional image. Many times photographs of a luxury properties do not do the property justice it deserves. Using Exposure Bending and Multi-Shot panoramic techniques I create image not possible with basic photography methods.
I was revisiting images in my archive to help with a project I have to do an album cover for a friend. We discussed ideas and concept he wanted the image to have to work with the theme of the music.
An image I pulled out of the archive was an image I shot while in the city Rotterdam in the northern European country the Netherlands. I saw the red chair left in an alley near the hotel. I was struck by the lone red chair sitting vacate under a lone street light in a back ally. The loneliness of the image reminded me of my travels around the world.
