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My New
Hampshire Neighborhood
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My
neighbors live in a Civil War era farmhouse and raise "Oreo"
cows... black on both ends and a white band around the middle.
Two images made with a Canon 40D camera
and 24~105mm lens, stitched together with Photoshop CS3
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Muster
Field
Farm - A restored 18th Century historic homestead and working farm.
Three vertical panoramic images made with
a Hasselblad ArcBody camera, 45mm Rodenstock lens, V96C back and
stitched together with Photoshop CS3.
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Wadleigh
State Park - This park is on the banks of Kezar Lake. Unique in the
nation, the New Hampshire state park system is not tax-supported.
Four horizontal panoramic images made
with a Hasselblad ArcBody camera, 45mm Rodenstock lens, V96C back and
stitched together with Photoshop CS3.
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New
Hampshire Summer (before and after modificaiton) - Ponds, lakes and rivers
attract paddlers of every
age and ability. Good for your body and your mind.
Canon PowerShot SD800IS.
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Mascoma
Fall Moon - Halloween, Oct. 2007. Give or take a few days, the moon
and earth were closest to each other for the year.
One exposure for the trees, one for the
sky and one for the moon. Hasselblad
CW, V96C back, 350 CFE Tele-Superachromat, Teleconverter APO 1.4XE.
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Snowmobiles
on Lake Sunapee - After a very late-season freeze-over, and first
blizzard, snowmobilers enjoy Valentine's Day on Lake Sunapee,
2007.
Canon PowerShot SD800IS.
At my age, image stabilization is the difference between getting the
shot and not.
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Granite
Moss - This moss is as thick and long-fibered as the finest shag
carpet.
Hand-held Hasselblad
ArcBody camera with 35mm Rodenstock lens and V96C digital back.
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Stream
of Consciousness - A kindly breeze on a hot July afternoon pushes my canoe silently
through space and time.
Sony DSC-T1
shirt pocket camera.
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Ring
Brook Panorama - Heavy rains made this quiet little brook roar to be
heard for a hundred yards.
Hasselblad
ArcBody camera with 45mm Rodenstock lens and V96C digital back. I
made another image with the camera panned a few degrees to the right,
and stitched them together with Photoshop.
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Lily
Pads - I discovered that paddling my "tippy" Bell Magic
canoe one-handed, while keeping my camera high and dry with the other,
wasn't easy.
Hand-held
Hasselblad ArcBody camera with 35mm Rodenstock lens and V96C digital
back.
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It
Stormed 'til Sunset - Twenty minutes after I got my canoe on the
water, the sky filled
with clouds and it poured heavily for about 20 minutes... then stopped
completely for 20 minutes and then poured again... then off and on until
the sun set.
Hand-held Hasselblad ArcBody
camera with 35mm Rodenstock lens and V96C digital back.
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New
Hampshire - This is the first image I made here, and it still
epitomizes rural New Hampshire for me... old and comfortable, but not
the least bit tired.
Olympus 10D camera.
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Celadon
Flowers - Wildflowers near my house, modified in Photoshop to
resemble Chinese celadon glaze on ceramic tile.
Fuji 220 Provia film; Hasselblad camera;
150mm Zeiss; drum scan; Photoshop digital effects.
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Curtain
Afternoon - Usually, when Gable sees me with a camera he comes to
investigate. This time, I tip-toed around and didn't wake him from
semi-doze.
Shirt pocket Sony DSC T-1 camera.
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Pastel
Snow - The blizzard suddenly stopped and the sky blushed. I never
thought I'd get used to snow, after 34 years in Los Angeles... but, it's
so different from the "city snow" I knew as a kid in
Philadelphia. It's beautiful, and the air makes me smile. I like it!
Shirt pocket Sony DSC T-1 camera.
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Ring
Brook ROCKS! - About two weeks
after I made "Ring Brook Panorama" above, it poured heavily
again, and I crossed the road and hiked upstream to this beautiful
spot.
Hasselblad ArcBody camera
with 45mm Rodenstock lens and V96C digital back.
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