Unique Photo Images
Saturday, February 18, 2012
iPhone at Night
I attached my iPhone to a tripod and photographed the "Bean" or Cloudgate in Chicago. This was a special short run light show with continuing changing patterns and colors.
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I attached my iPhone to a tripod and photographed the "Bean" or Cloudgate in Chicago. This was a special short run light show with continuing changing patterns and colors.
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Thursday, February 09, 2012
Old and Falling Apart
I shot this with bright sun. The Pro HDR app on the iPhone balanced the lighting on this old car in a wrecking yard.
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I shot this with bright sun. The Pro HDR app on the iPhone balanced the lighting on this old car in a wrecking yard.
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Monday, February 06, 2012
Paper Trees - Treewhispers Exhibit
Using home made paper, artist reflected on their memory of a tree (s). This exhibit is in the Chicago Botanical Gardens Educational Center. This is a feel good exhibit with artists expressing positive memories of trees. Each round like platter has art work and comments.
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Using home made paper, artist reflected on their memory of a tree (s). This exhibit is in the Chicago Botanical Gardens Educational Center. This is a feel good exhibit with artists expressing positive memories of trees. Each round like platter has art work and comments.
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Wednesday, February 01, 2012
Beauty in Old & Wrinkled Flowers
Here was an Amaryllis that was past it's prime. Kind of like old folks. When you really look around you can find beauty in all things. I got some great ideas from Close-Up photographer Mike Moats in his new e-Book "Creating Art with Macro". I got out my 180 Macro lens and had a fun morning in the dinning room shooting a throw away Amaryllis.
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Here was an Amaryllis that was past it's prime. Kind of like old folks. When you really look around you can find beauty in all things. I got some great ideas from Close-Up photographer Mike Moats in his new e-Book "Creating Art with Macro". I got out my 180 Macro lens and had a fun morning in the dinning room shooting a throw away Amaryllis.
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