Posts Tagged: Adobe Lightroom
Three Portraits
Sarah (click to view large)
Jen (click to view large)
Kris (click to view large)
Telephone Pole Alley
Telephone Pole Alley #2 (click to view large)
I’m starting to look again at photos I took on a trip to Bishop last month in which I had a little “camera settings mishap.” Let’s just say I won’t be printing these very large. Not large at all.
Telephone Pole Alley #1(click to view large)
You Can Get There From Here
You Can Get There From Here (click image to view large)
24th and York
Waiting for the doors to open, I tempted the twilight with the promise of neon.
Pop’s #2 (click image to view large)
St. Francis #2 (click image to view large)
Parade of Color
Mexican dancers in the Solano Stroll parade. Too bad I was on the shaded side of the parade. There’s always next year.
Electronic Objects
Loud Objects #1
Loud Objects #2
Loud Objects #4
Loud Objects #6
I finally made it to the San Francisco Electronic Music Festival for the first time. Seeing electronics legend Dieter Moebius was very cool, but perhaps the most interesting performance of the evening was by NYC outfit Loud Objects. The performance consists of members wiring up an electronic sound circuit in real-time, soldering irons and all, on an overhead projector. I’m not sure how much variation there was in the sound source but, it was fascinating to hear it go from silence to crazy changes to the signal as you watch them add wires and chips to the circuit.
Oakland Smile
Street Vendor, Oakland CA (click image to view large)
We finally made it back to Art Murmur this last Friday. It had been several months since the last time we made it down there. We probably would not have made it on our own, but the excuse of hanging out with friends we had not seen in a while was also irresistible. In the intervening time, the first Friday art gallery night in downtown Oakland has continued to grow. This night several blocks of Telegraph Ave were closed to traffic and filled makeshift stages, street vendors, buskers, food trucks, and drunks. It was also my first time shooting out on the street with the replaced D800, and I took couple dozen shots. This is my favorite one of the night. I saw her first and lined up to get her contrasted against that outrageous orange wall, and then she saw me and gave me this fantastic smile. That’s hella Oakland for ya.
Red Light
Red Light (click image to view large)
If one’s parents are going to drag one all over Seattle while they live out their nostalgia for relative youth, especially by frequenting dank, hipster, second-hand shops, there could at least be a big comfy couch on which to rest.
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