Tag Archives: HDR
Let us pray
I’ve often said how much I truly enjoy the architecture of religious buildings from churches to temples but one thing I’m really starting to enjoy about visiting a church is how open everybody inside is to photography. During my break … Continue reading
Posted in Culver City
Tagged Culver City, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Olympus OM-D E-M5, St Augustine
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Flooded keyhole
The thing I really like about a lot of the beaches here in California are the giant rock formations. Specifically, the keyholes, or in other words, caves created by the bigger rock structures. This keyhole at Abalone Cove Shoreline Park … Continue reading
What dreams may come
It’s been quite a while since I went out for a shoot. Almost 3 months to be exact. It’s not that I feel burned out or anything like that, I just simply decided to take a break from lugging my … Continue reading
Posted in Malibu
Tagged HDR, High Dynamic Range, Malibu, Nikon D3s, Santa Monica Mountains
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Bridge to Hikawa Shrine
Believe it or not, I’m a big fan of Omiya over in Saitama, Japan. The reason I say “believe it or not” is because it’s seen as just an average town by the locals. Nothing special. It might even be … Continue reading
Posted in Japan
Tagged HDR, High Dynamic Range, Japan, Nikon D3s, Omiya Park, Omiya-ku, Saitama, さいたま市, 大宮区, 日本
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Trains of Salt Lake City
There’s just something about railroad and trains that I love to see and shoot. And the same was true when I was hanging with my pals in Salt Lake City, Utah during my last visit there. It was early morning … Continue reading
Posted in Utah
Tagged HDR, High Dynamic Range, Nikon D3s, Salt Lake City, Trains, Utah
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Dreaming of Kawah Putih
It’s been a couple of years since I visited Indonesia. Being able to see some of my sisters hometown was such an enjoyable time that I sometimes find myself day dreaming about making a return visit. More specifically, I want … Continue reading
Posted in Indonesia
Tagged Bandung, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Indonesia, Kawah Putih, Nikon D90
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Marunouchi South Gate
When the renovations to the Tokyo Station was completed, I really enjoyed them but I didn’t feel that I was able to shoot it properly. I wanted to capture the entire view of one of these dome entrances/exits, but even … Continue reading
Posted in Japan
Tagged HDR, High Dynamic Range, Japan, Marunouchi, Olympus OM-D E-M5, Tokyo, Tokyo Station, 丸の内, 日本, 東京, 東京駅
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Reflection of City Hall
One of the buildings in Downtown L.A. that I’ve always liked was the building for the Los Angeles Police Department. Just looking at it you wouldn’t think it to be a police headquarters. It looks more like a modern office … Continue reading
Melt with you
One thing I never expected to see on my last visit to Death Valley was snow. In my mind, it’s just not something I’ve associated with that area. Of course, I experienced below freezing temperatures there, but it just never … Continue reading
Posted in Death Valley
Tagged Death Valley, Devil's Golf Course, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Nikon D3s
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Going to and from the sunset
One of my favorite places to shoot is the Colorado Street Bridge in Pasadena, CA. That’s a given as I have several photos from there from various times since taking up photography. But it wasn’t until when I shot this … Continue reading
