I don’t know if it should be called art per se, but I think this little collection misses something with a title like “photos I took of stuff.” All expect the last photo were taken with film. View the full collection here: My photo gallery.
Ice Shell
This photo shows the thickness of the ice on each branch. Notice how the green leaves on the top of each berry are preserved in a spread-out formation.
Camera: Nikon N6006
Film: Kodak ISO 200, 35mm
Lighting: Natural daylight with spot flash
View Miles Above
This is a shot of a sunset taken from about 25,000 feet over Albany, NY.
Camera: Nikon CoolPix 2500 digital camera
Lighting: Natural daylight
Palace of Fine Arts
Taken at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, CA, this shot is set on a natural gray backdrop which really brings out the colors of the columns and stonework.
Camera: Nikon N6006
Film: Kodak ISO 200, 35mm
Lighting: Natural daylight
Pearl Water Drops
This image could have come out better, but I still like it anyway. I want to redo the shot at some point, once I figure out what I did the first time!
Camera: Nikon N6006
Film: Kodak ISO 200, 35mm
Lighting: Indoor lighting, no flash
Lost in Yellow
The colors in this came out surprisingly well, I think. There was a bee in the center of the shot, but it flew away right before I snapped the shutter.
Camera: Nikon N6006
Film: Kodak ISO 200, 35mm
Lighting: Natural daylight
Japanese Flower Garden
I took this photo in the Japanese Flower Garden in San Francisco. This is one of my absolute favorites.
Camera: Nikon N6006
Film: Kodak ISO 200, 35mm
Lighting: Natural daylight
No Words Can Express
Surprisingly enough, this photo was taken at dusk and overexposed to give the effect that you see. Though images of the twin towers carry a series of complex emotions, I just had to post this one.
Camera: Nikon N6006
Film: Kodak ISO 200, 35mm
Lighting: Overexposed and using natural daylight
Two Roads Diverged
Taken on a beach in Los Angeles using a digital camera.