The 2017 Chinese Lantern Festival ran through May and June at Franklin Square in Philadelphia, PA.
Month: May 2017
Finding the Good in the Bad
I think you need to break a lens every now and then in order to keep things fresh.
Do try this at home:
This lens used in this photo is an old Nikon 50mm 1.4 manual focus lens that had been treated harshly over the years.
Goose.
Sometimes an image works well on its own as a sight gag. Other times you need a one word cue.
Duck, Duck ….
Exotic Travel Photography at Home (?)
This image, and the associated gallery, detail how one can photograph an ethnic event in a large US city and leave little or now evidence that the photos were taken in the USA. The gallery in the link below was actually shot in Philadelphia, PA.
The key is to photograph as close in to your subject as possible.
Nighttime Street Photography
One of the greatest advantages of digital photography is that now you can photograph the night like no one ever could before.
A Friend in Concert
I love it when I can help out a friend. Laura Mann is a veteran pop artist who opened for some of the biggest acts of the 90’s. But forget all that, she’s also a dear friend and one of my favorite all time photo models.
And next weekend, she’s playing a the renowned Philadelphia Clef Club. Please go check her out and show a home town girl some support.
Here are the details:
Hands
Hands portraits rival the face as a way to show a persons’ character. Any time I’m doing a portrait session, I try to get at a least a few hand photos in.
Art Museum Illusion
It amazes me what hate a head cover can produce. Hijabs, yarmulkes, turbans and bonnets. There’s always some creep out there who will hate you for wearing one.
Lux Universal – Universal Light
This blog was started in early 2017 when people seemed to forget that we all have so much in common.