Friends,
With the end of the year I have been reviewing the past year's images. Here at the holidays it is a good time to pare away the duplicates and the question marks.
When you do this sort of review there always seems to be an image or two that didn't seem like much at the time of the capture, but grabs you now. This bud was one of my hidden finds from 2010. My hope is that 2011 brings you hidden treasures! Happy New Year !
Image taken with Nikon D90, PP with ACR and CS5
Monday, January 3, 2011
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Down Under Broadway
The Broadway Bridge is one of the main crossings of the Missouri River between downtown Kansas City and the areas north of the city.
Around and under the bridge is one of the old industrial areas of KC. It is a collection of brick and steel, grime and graffiti. Gentrification is trying to creep in, but the nature of railways, bridges and the river will likely keep the rough and rusty feeling the same for a long time.
I made a trip at sunset to scout vantage points for the bridge. The sky was nondescript, so better images of the bridge are likely yet to come, but some of the other objects and views made interesting images.
Under Broadway
Viaduct
Diversion
All images were taken with a Nikon D7000 & 18-105mm lens. PP with ACR and CS5. To see more images follow this link
Around and under the bridge is one of the old industrial areas of KC. It is a collection of brick and steel, grime and graffiti. Gentrification is trying to creep in, but the nature of railways, bridges and the river will likely keep the rough and rusty feeling the same for a long time.
I made a trip at sunset to scout vantage points for the bridge. The sky was nondescript, so better images of the bridge are likely yet to come, but some of the other objects and views made interesting images.
Under Broadway
Viaduct
Diversion
All images were taken with a Nikon D7000 & 18-105mm lens. PP with ACR and CS5. To see more images follow this link
Labels:
broadway,
D7000,
industrial,
Kansas City
Sunday, December 26, 2010
A White Christmas in Southern Illinois
We are spending Christmas with family in Southern Illinois where a White Christmas doesn't happen often
Christmas Eve brought 4" of snow, and today (the 26th) the skies cleared allowing for some great winter skies.
Image taken with Nikon D7000, 35-70mm f/2.8. PP with ACR & CS5
Christmas Eve brought 4" of snow, and today (the 26th) the skies cleared allowing for some great winter skies.
Image taken with Nikon D7000, 35-70mm f/2.8. PP with ACR & CS5
Labels:
Belleville,
Christmas,
Illinois,
Snow
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