Theo Fenraven's Blog, page 24
April 13, 2020
Before/After: Twirls
Jim Nix posted a video on photo twirls, and I was bored enough to try it.
April 9, 2020
Apr 9: Clouds
I went through a phase when I took a lot of sunset photos. They’re fun, and I was experimenting with long exposures and a new wide-angle lens (the Rokinon 12mm). Florida sunsets are great pretty much year ’round. Occasionally there are … Continue reading →
April 6, 2020
April 6: Sneaky Pictures
The Florida governor sent out a phone alert, saying all people over 65 had to stay home the entire month of April. What, no getting food or medicine? When you direct people to do something that is impossible, they will … Continue reading →
April 2, 2020
April 2: Before/After Using Textures
I love textures, and I have an extensive collection of them. Unfortunately, because I’m suffering some pain in my right wrist and elbow, I haven’t been using them as much lately. It requires intense masking, and the old body is … Continue reading →
March 26, 2020
March 26: Windy Point Park Revisited
I love this place. It’s minutes from home, has a huge lake popular with the fishermen, a pleasant walking path, an observation platform overlooking a large pond, and a small marsh area the wading birds and frogs love. I visit regularly. … Continue reading →
March 19, 2020
Visiting the Past: Western Wisconsin
I lived in Wisconsin for thirty-five years. The last several years, I lived in my own house in a small rural town. I loved the location but hated the hour commute to my job in winter. Wisconsin has some great … Continue reading →
March 12, 2020
Visiting the Past: Asheville, NC
The thing I like best about Florida is the weather. Even the humidity of summer is okay with me, because my skin is thinning and drying out as I age and wet air is good for it. I like the … Continue reading →
March 5, 2020
Mar 5: Before/After and more
I love doing before/after, because it illustrates how important processing is to making a photo the best it can be. After stopping for gas, I explored a road I hadn’t traveled before. It ran along a different part of Lake … Continue reading →
February 27, 2020
Feb 27: Tale of Two Squirrels
This isn’t as boring as it sounds.
February 24, 2020
Feb 24: Morning at the Park
There was still plenty of fall red around at the end of January. It was a chilly morning, but it was warming up to 75 degrees, and a couple guys were getting ready to fish. The bright yellow flowers bordering … Continue reading →
