Cyclists | Ballard, WA
I’m not usually one for selective color masking, but thought it worked to bring more attention to the subject with the faux tilt shift effect.
Photo of the Week
I took this about a month ago on vacation, but am just getting around to processing the image. This is one of my favorites. It’s simple, bold, straight forward and reminds of something I would see in a magazine.
Say Cheese! Part 3: Basic Composition
So you’ve got the equipment, read the manual and snapped a few photos. Perfect. You’re well on your way to taking great photos. But something about the photos you’ve taken seems a little off or uninteresting…that’s where the basic “Rule of Thirds” comes into play. The Rule of Thirds is a compositional rule of thumb [...]
KGOR’s Weekly Round Up
Sweet coffee table book for all you Beatles fans. Stay social at TRC As a designer, I strive to design like this. If anyone wants to buy me something from this site, I will put you in my Top 8…oh wait, I don’t have MySpace…I mean…how about just a thank you and a high five… [...]
Coldplay///The Gorge///07.11.2009
It was my first trip to The Gorge, and I was not disappointed. Coldplay’s performance was more than I expected and words nor photos can describe how magical it was and I’m soooooo glad I could share it with my favorite person in the world.
Say Cheese! Part 2: Now What?
So you’ve bought a camera and you’re asking the questions, “What do I do now?” “How do I work this thing?” “What do I do once I’ve taken a handful of photos?” Here are few simple suggestions to those questions: What do I do now? After you’ve opened the box, seen what you’ve got, charged [...]
Say Cheese! Part 1: Equipment
Some of you have equipment and some of you don’t, so I’ll start with the different types of cameras available and my picks for each category. Digital cameras can basically be lumped into two categories; Point-and-shoot and Digital SLR (DSLR). Point-and-Shoot A point-and-shoot camera, also called a compact camera, is a still camera designed primarily [...]