Deckard: [presents scale for examination] Fish?
Cambodian lady: [examines scale with microscope] I think it was manufactured locally… finest quality… superior workmanship. There is a maker’s serial number… 9-9-0-6-9-4-7-X-B-7-1. Interesting. *Not* fish. *Snake* scale!
One image an hour for Sunday – seven of them stitched together. Beauty in the subtle.
Three takes on a shot I took at the Denver Art Museum the other day. The sculpture on the right is “For Jennifer,” by Joel Shapiro.
Bleach process
This photo needs some editing work but I like the image overall. Still learning how to shoot in challenging conditions like a dense fog just after sunrise.
Yesterday my fellow mafioso Andrea Frantz was wondering what my Versailles shot would look like from floor level. As it turns out, I took just such a shot.
I processed this one a little differently, as well. I’m finding that just about nothing is harder to deal with than a big yellow room. And this is a really big, really yellow room. Even when you have the color nailed, it feels oversaturated. So in this case, I actually pulled the yellow down a little.
At the Denver Art Museum….
Staircase at the Iowa state Capitol.
Playing in the shadows…
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