I have been running two blogs for the last couple of years and thought it was time to merge them. All the contents of this blog and the other can be found at http://gordophoto.blogspot.com where you will find a few newer posts as well.
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Sunday, March 29, 2009
Friday, November 14, 2008
Tatamagouche '08 - Sunrise and Moonglow
The sunrise was spectacular this year on Saturday morning. It was cool and crisp but the light was warm and the waning crescent moon was still bright.
Appletree Moon, Tatamagouche 2008
Waning Crescent Moon & Leaves, Tatamagouche 2008
Appletree Moon, Tatamagouche 2008
Waning Crescent Moon & Leaves, Tatamagouche 2008
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Tatamagouche '08 - Starry Night
This year marked my 5th year as part of the leadership team of the Ways of Seeing, Photography for the Artist Within Us event. As always, it was a great event with a fantastic group of people.
After the Friday night session was finished, picking up from where we left off last year, I set out with my friends Shannon & Lawrence with our cameras to soak in the clear autumn sky. It was a cool, crisp evening sky filled with stars. We all made some long exposures of the night sky.
Tatamagouche Starry Night
Shannon and the Night Sky, Tatamagouche Oct,2008
Later we turned the cameras on ourselves and had a little fun with flashlights and shadows.
Flashlight Fun, Tatamagouche Oct, 2008
friendshadows
I have some more images to share from the weekend in the next couple of posts.
After the Friday night session was finished, picking up from where we left off last year, I set out with my friends Shannon & Lawrence with our cameras to soak in the clear autumn sky. It was a cool, crisp evening sky filled with stars. We all made some long exposures of the night sky.
Tatamagouche Starry Night
Shannon and the Night Sky, Tatamagouche Oct,2008
Later we turned the cameras on ourselves and had a little fun with flashlights and shadows.
Flashlight Fun, Tatamagouche Oct, 2008
friendshadows
I have some more images to share from the weekend in the next couple of posts.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
A Few More from Cape Enrage
Here are a few more images from the Cape Enrage adventure I went on with my buddy Rob a couple weeks back.
I have some images and thoughts from the Ways of Seeing event held recently in Tatamagouche coming in a future post(s)
I have some images and thoughts from the Ways of Seeing event held recently in Tatamagouche coming in a future post(s)
Friday, October 24, 2008
Recent Work
I am off to Tatamagouche this morning for the weekend. I'm sure I will have lots to post next week.
In the meantime here are a couple of favorites from a photo excursion last week with my friend Rob.
Both of these images were made at Cape Enrage, N.B. using the HDR technique.
These were some my more contemplative images before Rob and I jumped into a less contemplative mood
http://photoshop2.blogspot.com/2008/10/photographers.html
In the meantime here are a couple of favorites from a photo excursion last week with my friend Rob.
Both of these images were made at Cape Enrage, N.B. using the HDR technique.
These were some my more contemplative images before Rob and I jumped into a less contemplative mood
http://photoshop2.blogspot.com/2008/10/photographers.html
Thursday, October 02, 2008
Ways of Seeing: Photography for the Artist in Us
This year will be my 5th year as a co-facilitator for this wonderful event. I look forward to it every year.
Currently, there are still some spaces available.
Ways of Seeing: Photography for the Artist in Us
Experience the seasonal light and colours of Tatamagouche in autumn, and deepen your photographic practice. "Push your envelope" through creativity exercises, group critiques, discussions, artist talks, films - and more - while enjoying a group process of safety and support. Learn to capture what you see in your heart and mind. All levels of photography experience are welcome.
Currently, there are still some spaces available.
Ways of Seeing: Photography for the Artist in Us
Experience the seasonal light and colours of Tatamagouche in autumn, and deepen your photographic practice. "Push your envelope" through creativity exercises, group critiques, discussions, artist talks, films - and more - while enjoying a group process of safety and support. Learn to capture what you see in your heart and mind. All levels of photography experience are welcome.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
New Images Vol.2
These two images were made in early August during a visit to my friend Ross's cottage on the Kingston Peninsula, The panoramic is six images joined to form a single image.
Since I pretty much suck at horseshoes, I thought I would at least post a nice image of playing horseshoes.
Since I pretty much suck at horseshoes, I thought I would at least post a nice image of playing horseshoes.
Monday, September 29, 2008
New Images Vol.1
As promised, here are a couple of new images made over the last few months.
More images to come.
More images to come.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
OK, OK. Time for a new post.
Wow!, I have not posted anything since Good Friday.
I better rectify this situation. This image will be the first of several over the next few days to get the ball rolling and back into the blogging groove.
I have already scheduled the first couple posts for the next 2 days, so trust me there's more :)
I better rectify this situation. This image will be the first of several over the next few days to get the ball rolling and back into the blogging groove.
I have already scheduled the first couple posts for the next 2 days, so trust me there's more :)
Friday, March 21, 2008
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Monday, March 10, 2008
Recent work vol. 3
These images were made a couple of weekends ago on a photo excursion with my pal Shannon. It was a great day to get out and I am pleased with several of the images made that day. The square cropping seemed to suit many of the images from this trip, something to explore further in the future. Here are a couple to get started, more will follow.
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