Tag Archives: High Dynamic Range
Up through the cocoon
At this point, I’m sure it’s no secret that I’ve been truly enjoying my Olympus OM-D E-M5. Even more so ever since I paired it with a 7.5mm fish-eye lens. It’s helping me look at subjects in a whole different … Continue reading
Posted in Japan
Tagged Cocoon Tower, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Japan, Olympus OM-D E-M5, Shinjuku, Tokyo, モード学園コクーンタワー, 新宿区, 日本, 東京
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A distant memory
When I was last in San Francisco, one scene I was hoping to shoot was the top of the Golden Gate Bridge as it was emerging from a thick fog. Unfortunately, the fog was so thick and had risen high … Continue reading
Posted in San Francisco
Tagged Fort Baker, Golden Gate Bridge, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Nikon D3s, San Francisco
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Empty sermon
The last time I was able to visit the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Downtown Los Angeles, I was lucky enough to get there when there were very few people around. It’s a beautifully designed cathedral and having the place almost completely empty … Continue reading
Posted in Los Angeles
Tagged Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, DTLA, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Los Angeles, Nikon D3s
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Lounging in the lobby
One thing I’ve come to enjoy about digital photography is being able to go through my archives and find some hidden gems. Not necessarily because I think it would make a good photo now as opposed to back then, but … Continue reading
Trying to reach me
There’s just something special about a sunrise. And I’m talking about any sunrise. Waking up when the sun has come up already puts me in a good mood, but when I’m able to actually watch the sun rise into the … Continue reading
Posted in San Francisco
Tagged Fort Baker, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Nikon D3s, San Francisco
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Ōwakudani
When I was in Japan last month, one thing that my dear friend +Yumi Shoji was determined to do was to get me out to some areas of the country that I had never been to before. And she followed through on … Continue reading
DTLA rings
The heart of DTLA, or Downtown Los Angeles, is home to many hidden gems of art and some of the most beautifully designed buildings in the city. On this particular evening I happen to come across this interesting sculpture of … Continue reading
Posted in Los Angeles
Tagged DTLA, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Los Angeles, Nikon D3s, sculpture
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Facing the Madeleine
I’ve said time and again that I’m not a religious person, but I do really enjoy the incredible architecture of the various churches, temples and other buildings of worship. One such building is this, the Cathedral of the Madeleine in … Continue reading
Posted in Utah
Tagged Cathedral of the Madeleine, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Nikon D3s, Salt Lake City, Utah
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Straight to friendship
The Korean Friendship Bell is probably one of the most attractive structures that I’ve seen along the Southern California coastline. I don’t get out there very often, but each time I get to see it in person I always enjoy … Continue reading
Posted in San Pedro
Tagged HDR, High Dynamic Range, Korean Friendship Bell, Los Angeles, Nikon D3s, San Pedro
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What’s hidden within
The last time I visited Kamakura, Japan, it was back when I was just starting out in photography. My Nikon D90 was brand new and pretty fresh out of the box, and the only post processing skill I had was … Continue reading
Posted in Japan
Tagged Hasedera Temple, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Japan, Kamakura, Nikon D3s, 日本, 鎌倉市, 長谷寺
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