I was there last week on a field trip with a brand new class of students.
Along with teaching about shutter speeds, exposure and direction of light, I had a chance to make some images. Here's a multiple exposure.
Town Office 1895
Exiting the stately Deerfield Inn, glowing stripes of door crack light demanded my attention.
Still working with the same glowing stripes, I set the camera's white balance to tungsten, thereby adding blue tone to the daylight light. During the exposure that lasted 1/3 of a second, I jerked my camera sideways three times.
I then manually set my white balance towards the warmer end of the spectrum. I twisted and pulled the camera during a 1/4 second exposure.
Not to neglect classic imagery for my stock photography agencies, here is the post office's wheelchair ramp...
...and Historic Deerfield's visitor center.
What a day! I love teaching. I love taking pictures.
Teaching necessitates my precise articulation of photographic ideas and concepts largely second nature to me. This process of making automatic decisions mindful enhances my creative process.
© 2010 John Nordell
2 comments :
Amazing photographs here, Johnny.
-DF
Thanks Dave. I appreciate your consistent support.
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