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Through Motion, I Create Stillness

Your Walls are Naked. 

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YOU NEED A DEEP BREATH. 

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YOU WANT MORE BEAUTY IN YOUR LIFE. 

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What kind of sorcery is this?

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You don't want to miss a thing.

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With the right motion, the leaves and sky strike a resemblance to stained glass. Prints available.
The colors created when I dance around with my camera make me happy.
#tbt to a day much like this one a few years back. It was fall, POURING rain. I was on my annual jaunt to Kancamagus Highway in New Hampshire, and despite all the rain gear it was just too much. I sat in the car and witnessed the rain drops clustering on the windshield; they warped the view of the few red leaves close enough to see. This is one of the few images I’ve shared where the abstraction is created by water instead of me moving the camera. Lovely effect, though? Though seasonal, this image is great for a pop of color in your house. One lives in my mom’s kitchen. 🖼
Leaves of orange, yellow, green, and pumpkin melt together to form a patchwork quilt of colors. The storms are heading in fast, so if you want to see the leaves in the New England, better hustle. Or you can just buy a print to keep forever. 🤷🏻‍♀️ . . My seasonal photos aren’t in my shop, but if you want one DM me. 🍁🙏🏻
I love it when the sky cooperates to add different colors to my photographic abstracts.
How ‘bout yellow? 🍁
I often get asked how much of “my look” I create in Photoshop. The simple answer: None of it. This lovely creation from last weekend in NH is RAW, straight from the camera. I usually have to make things a little lighter/darker or something—this is typical for any photos shot in RAW, regardless of whether they are a portrait or snap of your dog... but none of the blur happens on my computer. It’s all done in camera, through years of practice and well over 100,000 frames. Many of which will never and should never see the light of day. My hit rate these days is pretty good, though. And I nailed the shoot last weekend with these trees. 🍁
This is the sort of dark abstract photo that David would approve of, don’t you think? He’d probably wear it as a shirt. 😂 @schittscreek @instadanjlevy
Had fun playing with the canopies and moving in new ways from my usual wiggles. Try something new. See what you get.
🍁🍁🍁 It’s fall, people! Had an awesome time this past weekend in NH along the Kancamagus Hwy. These abstract photos (yes, photos, pinky swear) are created through camera movement. Whatcha think?
Been reviewing my 24-hour shoot from New Hampshire this weekend, and it rocks!! The sky was blue and the leaves were in varying degrees of color, which created awesome rainbow effects like those you see here. 😍🌈🍁
I’m in New Hampshire briefly to hunt out some fall colors. 🍁🍁 Here are a few shots from prior years to keep you happy until I can process the ones from now. By the way, my favorite place to Fall is the Kancamagus Highway in the White Mountains. Watch my stories tomorrow for some real-time foliage reports! #kancamagushighway