Double Exposure

For these images I layered an image of the inside of the structure on an outside wall. No real reason why I just liked the idea.

F5.0, shutter 1/200, ISO 100

F5.0, shutter 1/100, ISO 100

F5.0, shutter 1/160, ISO 100

Portraits

Over the weekend at the strip I met Francis and followed her around for a bit. She is 73 lives in Arkansas and is a Walmart employee at the return desk. She is also a big fan of all the Pittsburgh sports teams.

f4.0, shutter 1/80, ISO 100

f4.0, shutter 1/80, ISO 100

f5.6, shutter 1/250, ISO 100

Abstract

f22, shutter 1/40, ISO 200

f22, shutter 1/20, ISO 200

f22, shutter 1/20, ISO 200

Motion

When I see motion blur in images instead of automatically thinking of motion I generally think about the time that elapsed, and how that blur shows how that at different moments in time just about anywhere you step has been occupied before and will be again many times.

F29, shutter 2.0 seconds, ISO 800

F29, shutter 1/4, ISO 100

F13, shutter 0.6 seconds, ISO 200

F29, shutter 2.0 seconds, ISO 400

Bokeh/Isolation/Confusion

 I found that walking through downtown late at night the traffic lights and other things are much more interesting when there are fewer people to see them.

F22, shutter 1/6, ISO 6400

F5.0, shutter 1/50, ISO 6400

F4.5, shutter 1/40, ISO 6400