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Archive for the ‘photography’ Category

Photoshoot of Ancient Rome

I was lucky enough to recently attend several day long meeting set in Rome Italy. I had some spare time on my hands and could not visit such a beautiful place without trying to capture some of that beauty with the lens of my camera. I have to say it is one of the most awe inspiring scenic cities I have ever had the privilege to be in. Please click on the thumbnails to view a slide show of my best shots from this trip. Enjoy! Also, please feel free to connect with me via Facebook to view more photos and artwork at: http://www.facebook.com/stirlingcreative

Time Lapse Video/Photography.

Here is a short video/photography experiment I created recently, I am planning on doing many more with different subjects, but this is the initial test of the effect. Future projects will document new artwork that I have in the pipeline which should create a very interesting effect showing the drawing or painting being created from start to finish in a matter of seconds.

 

 

Macro Photography from Winter Island

Yesterday I went on a walk in Winter Island in Salem Massachusetts. The weather was awesome and I brought my camera to see if I could get any new photos for my portfolio. I selected these few shots from about 50 that I took. Click on the images to view them full scale.

Food for Thought | Photos Update!


My photos are now featured on the website for Salem Massachusetts restaurant Rockafellas.

See the site and how the photos where used here: www.rockafellasofsalem.com

The Burying Point – Salem Massachusetts

This afternoon I went for a walk in the historic burying point graveyard in Downtown Salem Massachusetts. The Burying Point is the oldest burying ground in the city of Salem. Here is buried Justice John Hathorne, an ancestor of Nathaniel Hawthorne and one of the judges in the Witchcraft Court. I have always been fascinated with the macabre history that Salem has. Below is a small selection of the shots I took from today. Enjoy!