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Atrium This is a shot of the school's old atrium, from the top of the stairs. The camera was a Sony Mavica. It was taken mid-afternoon, and converted to semi-black & white in Photoshop, with slight grain added for effect. |
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Bavarian Inn This shot is of a wonderful Inn where my wife and I stayed for our third wedding anniversary. The camera was a Sony Cyber-shot. Very little was done to the photo, besides cropping and mild color correction. |
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George Pup This shot is of our dog George. This is the first time we saw him at the breeder's. It was taken with a Canon PowerShot Digital. What website would be complete without a picture of a cute puppy? |
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George Adult George earns two spots in the photo section. I like this shot, because it shows George's need to investigate everything. This was moments before having to wipe a nose print off my Sony Cyber-shot. |
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Sidewalk This shot is of the street outside of the school's main entrance. The shot was featured on several websites. The camera was a Sony Mavica. Color saturation was greatly increased to make up for an overcast day, and to create a warm effect. |
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| Paintings |
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A Portrait This is a digital painting, working from a photo. It's probably my best, or at least most accurate painting to date. It was also the second time I tried starting with a black canvas and working forward. |
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Contrasted Portrait This started as a sketch of someone, and took on a life of its own. I guess you might call it a primative abstract. It's unique, because it was not what I was trying to paint. |
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Flower This painting was one of my first digitals. It's been through more computers, sites, and operating systems than I care to mention. But, even for it's age it's still modern looking. |
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Nerves This painting started as underwater coral, but ended up looking more like a nerve center. This was right around the time I gave up Mountain Dew for good. I love the colors, and the intricate detail. |
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Night Beach I've always prefered the beach at night. This is a tightly-cropped scene of a wicker chairback, with a towel beside, facing the waves. This was done on a Mac, and then slightly color corrected for the PC. |
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Ocean This painting was a simple sketch, and a lot of Photoshop effects. I like the textures, and the detail in the water swirls. Water is tough to capture, but this one matched the motion and color I wanted. |
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Tree Storm With this painting, I tried to capture the moments before a storm. I'm including it, because it's my wife's favorite. I like the sky, the grass, and the three-dimensional quality of it. |
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