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U.S. Capitol Building & Reflecting Pool in Early Spring Twilight: Cropped
Stormy Yosemite Sunset
A New York City Summer
Jefferson Memorial Sunrise
Tribute in Light I
The Red Barns
Sunrise at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
Sinuous
Chicago Sunset: Cropped
Spring Green
Las Vegas Strip at the Cosmopolitan
Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
Captivating Cape
Awakening
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Molten - Autumnal Dusk
Blooming Beauties
New York Transitions I
Timeless Impressions
Lower Lewis Falls
Wanaka Tree Sunset
Ascent
Golden Shores
New York at Night: Vertical
New York at Night
Coastal
La forteresse d'obsidienne
Sabbaday Falls
New York Transitions II: Cropped
Canopy: Horizontal
Featured photo:
U.S. Capitol Building & Reflecting Pool in Early Spring Twilight by Tim Lo Monaco
This VAST Photo was created by stitching 70 input images from my high-resolution camera. I took a single exposure for each of the sky-only images. The other input images are comprised of two bracketed exposures to capture details in both bright and dark areas. Each input-image with foreground (trees/Grant Statue) and background (Capitol Building) is also comprised of two focus-stacked images. The result allows for ultra-high resolution large format fine art photographic prints of the U.S. Capitol Building to view in detail at a close distance.
I’ve wanted to capture the U.S. Capitol Building from this direction (looking east) both at night and at sunrise with a perfect reflection in the Capitol Reflecting Pool for a long time. It’s proven to be quite a challenge. I’ve made many an early morning visit with the hopes to have the components I envisioned all come together and it has eluded me... read more
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Featured fine art series:
Concrete Canvas by Dan Piech
Concrete Canvas by Dan Piech
Dan Piech's Concrete Canvas series captures the accidental beauty that serendipitously occurs when the concrete beneath New Yorkers' feet is inadvertently graced by spilled paint, fallen debris, expanding cracks, chemical stains, and other delightful visual elements. An avid runner, Piech has spent over three years traversing every single Manhattan street in search of these overlooked "artworks" that have become part of the fabric of the city... read more
Concrete Canvas: Greenwich & Laight
Concrete Canvas: 7th & Bedford
Concrete Canvas: Delancey & Norfolk, Vertical
Concrete Canvas: 2nd & 7th
Concrete Canvas: Hudson & Jay
Concrete Canvas: 10th & Washington
Concrete Canvas: Duane & Staple
Concrete Canvas: Varick & Beach
Featured photo:
Destination Unknown by Jeff Lewis
Marin County is known around the world for its scenic beauty. I am fortunate enough to be able to call this place home. I try to take several hikes a week, exploring new areas and revisiting old favorites. There is no need for a gym membership here!
I always bring my camera with me. Never know what opportunities will present themselves. I'm not-so-much the kind of photographer who plans a shot months in advance and visits the location 10 times, then when the conditions are right, anchor down the tripod for hours and get the shot. That's just not how my brain works. I prefer to put myself in situations and areas where good things are likely to happen, and quickly react to inspiration as it comes to me.
Near the top of the mountain I was hiking up, I noticed this little dirt road, leading perfectly into hills bathing in golden evening sunlight... read more
