CURVE

Sauerwein

As most of you are aware, Thomas Sauerwein has sold his house and will be leaving our fair shores, joining his wife back east.

Tom is an extremely talented photographer and his input will be missed. Tom had the initial inspiration for this blog, which in its earliest manifestation was called Redneck Shutters. I will miss his excellent contributions to our annual photography show and the professional skill and discipline with which he approaches the captured image.

Here is a picture from this morning's meeting of the Shutters at the coffee shop. Tom and Kip are discussing the qualitative differences of the new Fuji rangefinder versus Kip's Leica in an old fashioned A/B test.

Good luck Tom and stay in touch!

Lucky Dog!!

I wish I lived where he does!!!

Oceanside Reflections #2

Get closer

If Your Photos Aren’t Good Enough, You’re Not Close Enough

http://www.wired.com/rawfile/2013/03/lisa-krantz/

suspended

Inshore Wave

FLOWER

Burning The Clouds

This is my first experience at burning, so am not sure what to expect. Thanks again for the hints.

Oceanside Reflections

I took this a couple of months ago during a minus tide. I guess sunsets over the water are my fav subjects!

Interior of Nick's House

I posted the exterior of my friend, Nick's, house on Kauai. This is an interior shot. It is a little slice of heaven there. Nick is an iconic guy, one of the first surfer's on Kauai, well known throughout the island and he is active in trying to tame development across the island, particularly in Hanalei.. The surfboards he has hanging on the walls all have historical significance. This is a small house that was re-built after Hurricane Iniki destroyed the original house.

Crow Cropped, Straightened and Sepia'd.

previsualization

I found this very interesting post on previsualizing your photographic art today.
http://www.grahamclarkphoto.com/how-to-pre-visualize-a-photograph-like-ansel-adams/

Waikiki Sunset #2