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Category Archives: Stanford
Breaking Away @ Stanford
A couple of months ago HDR photographer Trey Ratcliff held a photo walk at Stanford University. It was a beautiful late afternoon – and some 200 photographers showed up to join Trey for his second photowalk around the Stanford Campus. … Continue reading
Exploring the iPhone 4S Camera – Stanford Memorial Church
Tonight, on my way to my Stanford Continuing Studies photography class, I shot this image of Stanford Memorial Church using my new iPhone 4S. Obviously, they’re setting up for an event this weekend! The image was post-processed a bit in … Continue reading
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Back in Stanford’s Memorial Court – 2011
Last night I was walking to my Stanford Continuing Studies photography workshop as the skies were beginning to clear from our first of the season rainstorm. The clouds were richly textured and with the sunset glow reflecting off a portion. … Continue reading
Undercover in the Stanford Quad – 2011
Earlier this summer, there was a lot of work going on in Memorial Court at Stanford. On one of my visits, I came across the Burghers of Calais all wrapped up. This image was processed using Nik’s Silver Efex Pro … Continue reading
Inside Community Court – Stanford Graduate School of Business – 2011
Earlier this year, Stanford opened the new Knight Management Center campus for its Graduate School of Business. This new campus is quite large – much larger than the old GSB building – with some very interesting design features. Here’s a … Continue reading
Moonrise Over Stanford – 2011
Last night, I went over to Stanford to try to capture the full moon rising near Hoover Tower just as the sun was setting. I had figured out (using the great TPE application) that a good spot for trying to … 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
Youthful Exuberance in the Stanford Quad!
A few weeks ago on Sunday, July 31, I walked a bit of the Stanford campus with my Canon 5D Mark II in tow – shooting this time with the long Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 IS lens. Turns out I had … Continue reading
Trey Ratcliff’s Photowalk at Stanford
Last night, Trey Ratcliff and almost 200 of his closest friends descended on the Stanford University campus for a photowalk. This was Trey’s second tour of Stanford – I also attended the first of these photo walks with Trey in … 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
