Locust Grove Church, established in 1895 and basically done by 1900. Last funeral held was in 1914. Located in Sherman County, Oregon, the town of Locust Grove has essentially vanished off the map leaving just a memory, and some old farms still in operation. #PHOTO52
52 weekly projects to make you a better photographer. Based on the excellent book #PHOTO52 by photographer and author Chris Gatchum, Photo 52 weekly challenge to create projects that will make you a better photographer.
A quaint country church in Mountain Home, Oregon. Originally established in 1883 as a one-room church, this current building was re-built in 1986 after it was was destroyed by arson. Photo captured with my Fujifilm X-Pro2 and processed in-camera using Read more…
Cows on Jacktown Road
Clouds gather over Hazeldale, Oregon
Day 49 – Project 365- The 365 Day Photo Challenge is take a photo every day with an old school manual focus 50mm lens (or equivalent), to improve your artistic eye for photographic composition.
Rope Art Up Close
This is a close shot of the beach art I posted yesterday. Zoom to see the crazy sharpness of this shot. This monochrome close-up exemplfies the rendering capabilities of the Fuji XF 35mm f1.4 lens. This one shot at ƒ/3.6.
Beach Art Driftwood, rope and fishing floats, all tied together to form a work of art along the beach. We used it as a landmark to find our trail back to the house. Day 47 – Project 365 The 365 Read more…
Angel Fountain Not really pleased with the busy backlighting here, but I take em as I see em. Day 46 – Project 365 The 365 Day Photo Challenge is take a photo every day with an old school manual focus Read more…
Birdhouse Art (Bee Hotel) I honestly don’t know what to call this, but looks pretty cool! Are birds supposed to use this, or is it simply art? Day 45 – Project 365 The 365 Day Photo Challenge is take a Read more…
Tiny Mushrooms – Getting down and getting close to these tiny mushrooms. The larger one is probably a the size of a quarter. Found not far from the beach in Long Beach, WA.
Pottery (Still-life #2) Another still life study of natural light, shade and texture using Jonathan’s Oaxacan pottery as my subject. Shot in monochrome in natural light at f/4 with an old AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 lens on my D700. Day Read more…