Strong afternoon sidelight emphasized the textures and patterns in this garden vignette; it’s what makes the image work.
Pentax K5s with legacy Pentax FA 50mm f1.4 lens, processed in Snapseed.
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I couldn’t tell which was here first, the church or plant right next door. I would assume the plant doesn’t operate on Sundays, still.
Olympus EM5 with 20mm lens, processed in Snapseed.
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I was so captivated Joshua Tree National Park on my first visit I promised myself to return as soon as possible. Well, Covid-19 messed that up, but Chris and I plan to make it one of the stops on our first trips, whenever that might be.
Olympus EM5 with Lumix 20mm f1.7, processed in Snapseed.
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The Outcast © Steven Willard
I kept an eye on this tree, standing alone in the field, waiting for the trees in the background to lose their leaves for tonal separation. Then one day there it was.
Panasonic G3 with Lumix 20mm f1.7 processed in Snapseed.
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Almost sunset © Steven Willard
Sunset at 5:42 here on the last day of February, grey skies and ice on the lake.
Olympus Pen F with Laowa 7.5mm f2, processed in PS Express and Snapseed.
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Connecticut River Museum © Steven Willard
I like to explore the backs of buildings, the less formal face if you will. Perhaps the equivalent of a casual portrait as opposed to a formal one. The building’s architect lets his guard down and what we see is often more interesting.
The light was beautiful with a clear blue sky and I had my camera, a Pentax 6X7 with 90mm lens loaded with my favorite film, Ilford FP4Plus, which I rated at ISO 100. I developed the film in PMK which was fantastic for rendering delicate high values without blocking up, and printed the negative on Ilford paper. I scanned the print on a an inexpensive Epson 4 in one printer and used Snapseed to remove the dust spots.
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Ice on the Hudson © Steven Willard
This image was made on the path to the Saugerties lighthouse. It is a three frame stitched pano processed in Snapseed.
Olympus OMD EM1 MKII with Olympus 12-40mm f2.8 Pro zoom.
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World Trade Memorial © Steven Willard
A look back at the World Trade Center Memorial.
Pentax K5IIs with Pentax 15mm f4 DA lens processed with Snapseed.
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Dan Burkholder © Steven Willard
Informal portrait of Dan Burkholder at a workshop on alternative photo processes before COVID forced him to move classes to the internet. Dan is a well known lecturer, teacher, author of several books on photography processes, and master printer. I have attended several of his workshops and enjoyed them all. I look forward to the time things return to normal and I can join him for another class.
Olympus Pen-F with Lumix 42.5 f1.7 lens, processed in Snapseed.
Spread Love © Steven Willard
It might help if we spread it around a bit.
Ricoh Gr III, Processed in Snapseed.
