HDR Landscape
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
My first HDR panorama - and what would be a better subject than New Mexico! This is my first serious take on panoramic tool plus HDR at the same time
Labels: HDR, Landscape, New Mexico, panoramic
posted by Alex Stepanov @ 10:14 PM,
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New site
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Finally... After what seemed to be endless remodeling and permanent reconstruction, my brand-sparkling-new site is out into the wild! Yay! The site lives here: www.astepanov.com
Labels: Commercial Photography, conceptual, Landscape, Outdoor portraits, portraits, Product Photography, travel, website
posted by Alex Stepanov @ 1:32 PM,
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Sunset in Bristol, RI
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Labels: Landscape
posted by S20 @ 11:05 AM,
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my road trip
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
I went on a road trip to Cali a while back and rather enjoyed it. I wanted to take more but seeing how I was in a truck that had to be there on a schedule I couldn't do to much. But I hope you can enjoy what i have here for everyone to view.
Labels: Arizona, Landscape, Los Angeles, Mountains, Romo Photography
posted by Romo Photography @ 12:13 AM,
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A Little Shooting For Fun
Monday, May 26, 2008
Mikey McNulty, one of my roommates from '05 and I went out to Red Rock Canyon yesterday to mess around. These are some shots I grabbed to play with the photo merge feature in PSCS3. It works amazingly well, you need to try this out.
Labels: Landscape, panoramic, Wayne Wallace Photography
posted by Wallace Advertising @ 8:00 PM,
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Sunset at Sugarloaf Mtn
Monday, October 8, 2007
A quick stop just before sunset at the Sugarloaf Mountain Recreation Area.
posted by Jimmy @ 10:09 AM,
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North Dakota
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Here are some pictures I took when a fellow Hallmark grad, Katrine Flanagan, came to visit me in Fargo, ND. We went about 5 miles north of town to take these shots. It was so fun watching her find things to photograph that I wouldn't have noticed because I see them everyday. It's really helped me to open my eyes a bit more to what's around me. Comments and critiques are welcome and appreciated!!
Labels: fargo, Landscape, North Dakota
posted by Kates @ 6:44 AM,
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First Post
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Hello Everyone,
I was inspired by Tony's photo of moving water so I thought that I would try one of my own.
Several students journeyed to Vermont in anticipation of the foliage change. We were a bit to early to see the change. However, there were still plenty of things to shoot.
Jim Roselli
Labels: Landscape
posted by Jimmy @ 6:15 PM,
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