A. Cemal Ekin on Photography
While at the Pawtuxet Bridge taking photographs of the rushing river I experimented for different effects. Here, you will find a series of photographs taken at slow shutter speed to smooth the surface and create fine hair-like wisps where the water is sprayed in many directions. Power, awe, unstoppable, beauty all rolled into one.
Last Friday we went to see the Chihuly at RISD exhibit, for me that was the second time. This time, I took a better camera than my iPhone and took some photographs as I saw the pieces. Seeing the photographs is not the same as experiencing the real things. Enjoy.
There is now a small store where you can purchase original prints, bound publications, and folios. Your shopping cart will appear above this note when you place an item in it.
Flora featuring 38 monochrome, toned photographs. Devoid of color, the photographs emphasize the shapes and forms of the subjects. A PDF preview is available from the product page.
Infrared Earthscapes features selections from the photographs featured in LensWork Magazine. They are aerial infrared photographs taken from the window of commercial airlines.
Junk Yard features photographs from a junk yard where more of the memories than the cars live. You may likely remember some of the vehicles included in the calendar. Colorful and nostalgic.