Coolidge Corner at Dusk

Sometimes just walking around town, you can catch the light at the right moment. Had a few minutes of great reflections and shadow angles in Coolidge Corner as I was passing through.

Night Drives

Surprisingly not illegal! Set up a tripod on the passenger seat, get the focus and exposure right - then click away! Bumps in the road translate into blurs, but the result is a pretty unique effect and a perspective you don't normally see.

Depth of Field

A lens with a very shallow depth of field (such as one of my favorites, the Canon 50mm f1.8) allows you to achieve some great focal blur. These shots are simply pieces of paper over a black background.

Views on the Green Line

I've lived close to the Green Line for some time now. Here's a small collection of pictures that capture different perspectives of Boston's aging trains.

Long Overdue Long Exposure Fall Shots

These shots from late fall are much overdue... so here they are, at the end of the year. Many of the blurred water shots were done with a long exposure time (.6 seconds or longer) and stopped down aperture (f/22), the image stabilizer on my lens was helpful but a tripod would be recommended.

Droplets

An attempt to capture a few frames of water droplets in motion.
150 or so tries later... 7 useable shots are the outcome.

Exploring A Covered Bridge

Visiting new Hampshire with a few friends - I, being the stereotypical photographer pleaded to see the nearest covered bridge. Our New Hampshire friend, of course, obliged and led the way to the town of Warner. Immediately off of the main road through town (yet very easy to pass by) is Dalton Bridge - apparently one of the oldest covered bridges still in use.