I like to go for little trips with friends, and shoot some images. … This is just a jumble of some of those little drives.
iPhone Photos can be fun.
I have been thoroughly blown away with the abilities of my little iPhone 4S.
The image to the right links to my iPhone 4s Gallery on Google+. You can go check out several pretty darned good images. The sensor is an eight megapixel sensor, and it has one of the best len’s systems in a phone camera around.
There are a couple cool things about the iPhone 4S camera. The first is that it can be set to shoot HDR as a default. That setting gives you two slightly differently exposed images to play with. … The second cool feature, and I think it is an amazing ability, is that your headphone volume control works as a cable release. … That is cool.
But that is just stuff out of the box. The iPhone also runs other software. I have over 40 applications for enhancing the photos shot on my iPhone.
Sometimes, very few sometimes but still some times, I will only carry my iPhone as a camera.
A Tale of One Moon and Two Times
Lunar View Cafe – Dancing in the Dark of the Moon
[by Jack Foster Mancilla]
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There was a Moon
[by Jack Foster Mancilla]
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These two images were taken exactly seven minutes apart, on the same day, December 10, 2011, in Ocean Beach California.
It was my intent to wait until the moon got as low as it could, so that I could capture the Moon, the Pier, and the Surf, with maybe a little sand. Alas, it did not come to pass. We are all limited by external forces. 
I got there early, and used my compass and “The Photographers Ephemeris” on my iPhone to plot where the moon would actually set. The Moon would eventually set just right of center in these two images, if it could be seen.
That was the problem. I had forgotten to consider that the eclipsed moon is very dark, in contrast to the dawning sky. … So, as the sky lightened, the moon faded away. It faded away long before it even got to the fog bank that you can easily see in the second image.
I find it very interesting to open both these images in two separate tabs of my web browser then use my arrow keys to jump quickly from one image to the other to compare the height of the moon, and the lightness of the sky.
Adam Jahnke
Just a test
The Lady in Red
This image takes place in an art gallery. The gallery is the Alexander Salazar Fine Art gallery, located on the corner of 7th Avenue and Broadway in San Diego.
Although the name is specific, the name is redundant. While looking at this image it is obviously the image of a beautiful woman in her element as she swims in the sea of averted gazes. The people of polite society look deep into her eyes as they speak with her, but everyone sees her. She is beautiful, the lady in red.
With this Ring
Julie Ashton and Jory Lasser were wed.
Good luck to the couple on their journey. May your lives entwine and be an amazing trip that is secure for all. And, I wish you both all the hapiness that could be possible between a woman and a man, for the rest of your lives.
It was a beautiful day.
Link to ➽ All Julie and jory’s galleries.
Link to ➽ The Preparations (Proofs)
Link to ➽ The Wedding (Proofs)
Link to ➽ The Family Shots (Proofs)
Link to ➽ The Reception (Proofs Unfinished)
The Judgement
Saturday, the second of April, I shot an event for Alexander Salazar. It was the first year aniverssary of his gallery. It was a great event for a party, and the event was also a charity auction, raising money for children.
This is an image of a woman looking at one of the images. The image was eventually bought by the man on the far right, but I just love the image of this woman standing in judgement.
The entire gallery of the images can be seen here.
Alexander Salazar Fine Art Gallery One Year Anniversary
The Website of the gallery is here. -
Alexander Salazar Fine Art
