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A visit to the New England Motorcycle Museum
Cheryl and I visited the New England Motor Cycle Museum. https://www.newenglandmotorcyclemuseum.org/
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Providence RI skyline from Prospect Park
Prospect Terrence Park Congdon St, Providence, RI 02906 Prospect Terrence Park situated on a hill, just north of Brown University overlooks downtown Providence. This park lends itself well to skyline shots. Attached are (2) skyline shots, (1) shot of Rhode Island Capitol building and a picture of a JUMP BIKE leaning against the outside fence of Prospect Park. Settings all taken with Sony Nex 7 mirrorless camera and Sony 18-55 mm lens: Capitol shot: 1/4000, f8, ISO 800. Focal length 55 mm (35 mm equiv. = 83 mm) Downtown skyline: 1/320, f16, ISO 800. focal length 38 (35 mm equiv. = 57 mm) Downtown buildings with red bush and foliage in…
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Newport Rhode Island
Cheryl and I traveled to Newport Rhode Island in the summer of 2017. We took hundreds of images. These are a couple of those. Camera’s used were Sony Nex 7 and Nikon D7100.
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Southbury CT Barn
This is a composite photograph of three images: Barn and lawn were photographed in Southbury CT on 01/05/17 with a Nikon D7100 and Nikon 18-55. 1/200th, f11, ISO 200. Pond, tree’s and surrounding foliage were photographed on the property of Lyman Orchards in Middlefield CT on 10/22/12 with a Sony Nex 7 and Sony 18-55. 1/100th, f11, ISO100. Fence – info not recorded. I created the composite, for artistic reasons, because the setting where the barn was photographed was a winters day in January and there were no leaves on the tree’s and all the foliage was dormant.
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Cornwall CT farm at sunset.
[wzslider height=”510″ lightbox=”true”]This is a farm called “Local Farm” in the scenic hillside of Cornwall CT. Photographed with a Sony Nex 7, 24MP, mirorless camera and a Sony 10-18, F4, OSS lens at 18mm. I had the pleasure of being accompanied by my wife Cheryl for this photo journey. This was beautiful country side and the “Local Farm” was a nice payoff! 1/125th, f/10, ISO 100
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What’s the best camera to use?
[wzslider height=”800″ info=”true” lightbox=”true”]The best camera to use is the one you have with you! That’s an old expression but very true. If you’re serious about recording the world around you then never go anywhere without a camera. If you happen to forget your camera then use your phone camera if you have to. There are many, many types of camera’s available today. This post is not intended to go there. It’s simply a generalization, intended for the newer or potential photographer to evaluate the “common” camera’s used. When I left professional photography about (7) years ago I was so burnt out I coudn’t even look at a camera. For at least…
