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Short Walks
Aberdeen Avenue runs perpendicular to our street. I can see it through the window from where I usually sit. It meets Danforth Street at the other end and continues into…
Page Header Or Not?
One of the advantages of using a publishing platform like WordPress is the flexibility it offers. This flexibility is manifest in many areas but most visible in the layout of…
Covid-19 Portraits
For an upcoming virtual meeting, I needed a photograph of Jan and me. Although I could have set up something indoors, the camera on the tripod, and taken photographs that…
Photojournalist’s Eye
Photography is about seeing with the mind’s eye. Our cameras merely record that idea to share it with others. And we all have a different way of seeing. When seeing…
Lightroom Relative Adjustments
Sometimes it may be necessary to make a set of images darker or lighter, more or less contrasty, or otherwise change their appearance but retain their relative appearance. Lightroom has…
Mai Themes: Success
Designing a WordPress site is not terribly complex so long as you pay attention to some critical parts. One of these critical components is the theme used on the site.…
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Happy Retirement, Misha
On January 19, 2012, I received an e-mail from my friend Jennifer Davis, a former ballerina. I had asked Jen…
On Architectural Photography
Architectural Photography
I have always enjoyed looking at architectural works and spaces they create, the ideas they convey. I remember the old…
Origins of Kept Light Photography
Kept Light Photography goes back to 1999 when I started a very simple Web site with a few pages. For a couple of years, it remained like that with static content. But, at that time, visitors to Web sites were very few, only some friends came and looked at them. Take a look at the origins of Kept Light Photography Web site, please forgive the non working Gallery link and its very narrow layout. Hard to believe now, but the best monitor resolution then was 640 x 480!
Around 2003, I started adding more content and in 2004 added a gallery of photographs from my highly popular and successful exhibit, On Seeing. The content was hand-coded in HTML and I kept it on a campus server at Providence College. As I started to experiment with WordPress, a photography site was a natural candidate and I registered my domain name, keptlight.com and started using an outside hosting company.
Since around 2003 or 2004, Kept Light Photography has had tens of thousands of visitors from all over the world and I added significantly more content. As of October 2020, there are over 700 posts including the very first few articles that carry the date of 2003 and 2004. I hope that you spend a little time exploring the site structure and find content that may be of interest to you.
Thank you for visiting Kept Light Photography.
