D. S. Brennan Photography: viewfinder

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Mar 14, 2009

So - it's been quite the end of the week! I'm going to keep this post short (it's too nice out to be here at the computer), but I wanted to fill you in on what's been happening!

On Thursday night, I headed to the South County Art Association's Annual Photography Open. "Curiosities" won 3rd prize! Hooray! See how goofy I look? That means I'm having fun.

Today, I spent some time playing around with my new TtV (through the viewfinder) setup. I'm currently using my trusty old Kodak Duaflex with my Canon SX110 IS - the latter on manual exposure control & manual focus. I love the control you can get, even though it's a point & shoot. Plus it makes a smaller and less awkward setup than when I use the D70 for TtV photos.

As you can see - the seeds we planted a week or so ago are just starting to sprout!

Swiss Chard

And, as promised earlier this week, here's a shot of the forsythia - the buds are all pretty huge - not all the blossoms have fully opened yet, though.

Forsythia I

Enjoy! I hope you're having a wonderful weekend so far. Anything exciting going on?

Sep 17, 2008

A Different Way of Seeing Things

Same scene, two different photographic techniques. Which do you like better?

Waiting for the Ferry
(conventional digital photograph with digital brush overlay)

Waiting for the Ferry, Through the Viewfinder
(TtV with a Kodak Duaflex, digitally cropped/enhanced)

Sep 12, 2008

Vacation, all I ever wanted...

Here are some more vacation pics for you! There are a ton to go through, and I've got the Pawtucket Art Festival this weekend (come visit me!), so they'll be trickling onto the blog slowly over the next couple of weeks. First up, an infrared photograph of the Adirondacks, as seen from Mount Philo near Burlington, VT.

IR Adirondacks