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Category Archives: Photomatix Pro
The Tunnel View at Fitzgerald Marine Reserve
Yesterday, Doug Kaye and I headed out on a glorious January morning for some photography shooting over on the coast. We headed first to one of my favorite spots – Fitzgerald Marine Reserve north of Half Moon Bay. This county … Continue reading
Coasting in 2012 – Pigeon Point Lighthouse
This morning I met up with Doug Kaye over on the coast – for a morning of shooting – of the photography kind. We started at the Fitzgerald Marine Reserve and then headed south to Pigeon Point Lighthouse before heading … Continue reading
A Better Approach to HDR Processing Workflow with Adobe Lightroom
Last year, I wrote a bit about my mid-2011 photography processing workflow. I talked about how, for single-image HDR processing using RAW images, I would open them in Photomatix Pro rather than using Lightroom’s export image capability. I also wrote … Continue reading
What I’ve Learned about Photography in 2011
2011 turned out to be a big year for me in my pursuit of photography skills. As I reflect back on my learnings, I thought I’d try to write down the highlights of the year for me in this New … Continue reading
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A Peek Inside Building 680 at Mare Island
Doug Kaye and I spent a bit of time exploring Mare Island this afternoon. I was amazed at the scale of the place. Huge buildings. Imagining this place with thousands of workers doing their thing. Brings back yet another sense … Continue reading
The Crosses at Mission San Juan Bautista
Just out back of Mission San Juan Bautista is a small, private cemetery with a locked gate. In the cemetery, there are about twenty crosses spread across the hillside – but apparently they mark many, many more graves. The San … Continue reading
The Arches in the Stanford Quad
A couple of weeks ago, I was out walking around Stanford and came across this scene just off the inner Quad. This image was shot as a single image HDR with my Canon 5D Mark II and the Canon EF70-200mm … Continue reading
The Golden Gate from Fort Baker
I seem to be in a bit of a North Bay rut! Here’s another black and white image from the Marin County perspective north of San Francisco. This is the Golden Gate Bridge from Fort Baker, a truly delightful – … Continue reading
Knight Management Center @ Stanford
This evening Trey Ratcliff hosted a photo walk at Stanford that started at the Knight Management Center of Stanford’s Graduate School of Business. As I was walking to the event, I snapped this 3-image HDR photo of the courtyard using … Continue reading
Sequence @ Stanford
This afternoon I visited the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford to see the new Sequence sculpture by Richard Serra that had just been installed. Cantor is exhibiting this amazing work until 2010 when it will be moved to the San … Continue reading
