After a successful November exhibition at Bill Krul Gallery with my Wandering Shores Seascape Workshop Group, there are more exhibitions slated for the next few months!First up is Artists for the Bay at the Save the Bay Center in Providence. The Opening Receptionis Thursday, Dec 4th, and a portion of the proceeds go to the wonderful organization committed to improving the health and vitality of...
It was tricky finding the proper opportunity to shoot fall foliage this year. The colors started to turn, but as soon as they did a pair of Nor'easters blew through for the latter half of October. Whatever leaves had become brilliantly orange and gold were blown away in the wind, but I tried my best during a couple of non-rainy days!First stop was Slater Mill up in Pawtucket, where I captured a...
I started playing around with "water panning" last year, a technique which involves a semi-slow shutter speed and camera movement following moving water. While this kind of creative exploration was put on the back burner during the sailing season, I had to opportunity to try it once again this month! It was one of the very comfortable and sunny autumn days early this October, and I found myself...
I have been wanting to get more shots from in the water for some time. I quickly resold my "waterproof" Nikon 1 AW1 after serious build quality grievances (a discussion for another day) and had to reevaluate my affordable options for in-water-photography. I had a Lifeproofcase for my iPhone 4, but after the daily wear and tear it quickly wore down and didn't seem safe to take in the water after...
My first group workshop was hosted this past September in conjunction with the Wickford Art Association. With a small group of eager students, we focused on seascape photography and long exposure techniques. The workshop brought these new skills into the field with a group photowalk at Black Point in Scarborough for a beautiful late September dusk. The workshop will be exhibiting their work in...
