This morning I had the pleasure of meeting up with Christianna Pierce to deliver her prize for being one of the finalists in the first PDX G+ Photowalk. As she was ordering her coffee at Stumptown I noticed the light on the worn wood floors. It was the texture that really caught my eye and amid the bustle of a busy coffee house with milk frothing, cups clinking, people chatting there was a moment of peace and I took my photo.
When Christianna returned with her coffee she asked what I was taking a picture of and I showed her the photo as I was processing it in Snapseed. I didn't know that she is one of the curators of iPhoneography Friday but she encouraged me to submit it so that is what I am doing. It wasn't until this iteration of the iPhone that I really took note of the quality of the camera. While it can't do what my DSLR can it is a very usable, portable, and effective camera.
iPhone 4S
4.28mm, f2.4, 1/20 sec @ 64 ISO
Showing posts with label still life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label still life. Show all posts
Friday, March 23, 2012
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
2012, Day 81 - Beam & Anchor
This morning I have the pleasure of visiting Beam & Anchor's studio space. It is home to furniture makers, upholsterers, and practitioners of the fine arts. Actually, that statement is a bit unfair because everyone who works out of that space is an artist but perhaps not in the a strictly conventional sense. The proprietors, Robert and Jocelyn, are justifiably proud of what they're doing so I was able to get the nickel tour. They will have retail space on the lower level and I can't wait to see what they will have when they're ready to throw open their doors to the public. From what I saw it should be fantastic!
Canon T3i, Sigma 50/f1.4EX
50mm, f2, 1/100 sec @ 200 ISO
Canon T3i, Sigma 50/f1.4EX
50mm, f2, 1/100 sec @ 200 ISO
Labels:
Portland,
still life
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

