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Under the Pier

Including a pier in a photo is an excellent way to add leading lines to your composition. On this day I also had Sahara Dust as a diffuser.

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Shooting from the Bridge

This is not an activity for the faint of heart… nor for those who are afraid of heights or falling. It is still a desirable angle for photographing the lighthouse.

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Sunrise at the Inlet

I haven’t been getting up for sunrise recently, maybe it’s a bit of a funk over the unending pandemic. No telling, but today, I was rested and ready to face the day at 4:30 am, so I got myself together, packed up my gear and headed out.

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how to shoot birds

Tracking birds is a challenge! They are quick to make a getaway and it’s not easy to keep them in focus. Here are some tricks and settings that work for me.

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Fort Jefferson Dry Tortugas

Dry Tortugas

Discovered very early on, and used as food stop for the explorers in the 1500s, it has a natural deep water harbor which makes it a safe place to ride out bad weather. The park is collection of small islands and corals reefs, located about 70 miles offshore from Key West. The remoteness makes it one of the least visited of the national parks.

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the main entrance of Old Car City

Old Car City Photo Shoot

Are you looking for something you don’t see every day? Here’s the place to add another genre to your portfolio. Old Car City USA in White, Georgia has 32 acres of antique and classic cars that were accumulated over the years when the site served as a salvage yard, and are currently rusting away and being reclaimed by nature. The business now caters to photographers, classic car fans, and folks who want to see something different.

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HDR image of Sunrise over the Loxahatchee

How to Take a Sunrise Photo with HDR

A camera does not have the ability to see like a human eye, to see the colors in the sky, but also the details in the shadows. What to do? My process is to bracket the shot, and layer the images to create an image more similar to what the eye sees.

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