A few examples of photographs with very small depth of field and positive exposure compensation to create attractive images.
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How to isolate elements in your photographs
DEPTH OF FIELD REMINDER – small depth of field with a wide angle can produce wonderful photographs too… But you have to remember how to make that small depth of field!
Landscape + Polarizing Filter.
I went a bit above and beyond the Bay Area. Just when the skies weren’t helping me, I remembered my filters.
Yellowstone
The Road Trip across the USA in August 2011, from Newport, RI, to San Francisco, CA. Yellowstone.
CORCOVADO
2011 started with the right foot. I should have posted this photos long ago, but I guess, better late than never! After years of wanting to get to Corcovado, I had the opportunity to spent one week there at the end of January. As crazy as we are, we went for the whole deal! We [...]
Otoño – Autumn
Hace mucho tiempo que no escribo nada por acá. Estuve de viaje las últimas semanas en la costa este-norte de los Estados Unidos, y aunque tomé muchas fotografÃas, nunca hubo tiempo para publicar. Sin embargo aquà estoy de nuevo, con mucha energÃa y con mucho que mostrar. Juntos con las imágenes que voy a mostrar, [...]
Want some coffee?
For some time now my dear friend Greg Basco and I, have been talking about how much fun it would be to photograph the whole process that surrounds coffee, of course, always over a cup of coffee. Well, this rainy season is all about making it happen (for example, he just renew his website, you [...]
Back on the road!
The “Road Scholar” (used to be Exploritas) Digital Photography Inter-generational tours are back! and so, I am back on the road with them. The fallowing photos were taken on the tour in June. ______________________________ Los tours de fotografÃa digital inter-generacionales de “Road Scholar” (antes Exploritas) regresaron! y entonces yo estoy de nuevo en ruta con [...]
Ultimo amanecer – Last Sunrise
Our last exploration of Galapagos was at North Seymor Island. This day, unlike every other day of my trip, I overslept… but do not worry, I got up just in time to jump on our dingy to go to the island. I am very happy that Jaime, our great leader (and my alarm clock for [...]
Last Sunset – El último atardecer
En la mañana de este dÃa visitamos la isla de Bartolomé. Unos dÃas antes habÃa visto fotos de este lugar, y tenÃa muchas ganas de subir el sendero. Resultó ser bastante sencillo: un camino con plataforma de madera muy cómoda, escaleras, baranda. El paisaje de esta isla debe ser el paraÃso de un Vulcanólogo. Las [...]
Galapagos: Rábida and Chinese Hat
Este dÃa nos dedicamos a visitar islas pequeñas que rodean a la isla de Santiago, la cuarta más grande del archipiélago. La primera Isla fue Rábida, y mi mayor recuerdo de ella es que tenÃa playa de arena completamente roja, una novedad para mi. La caminata por la isla nos llevó a ver varios acantilados [...]
