Several years back, I photographed Greta Hodginkson, a Providence-born dancer during the season-opening program of the Festival Ballet Providence. It was a highly dynamic performance during which she owned the stage moving from point to point. A collection of photographs from that program has just been published in the International Lens Magazine … [Read more...]
Support A Worthy Project
Lou Jones, a Boston-based photographer, a friend, a world traveler is engaged in the second phase of a major project that needs everyone's support. I have pitched in my contribution and invite you to seriously consider supporting the panAFRICAproject. As Lou says, he is "... trying to use photography as the 'universal language' to alter the … [Read more...]
Lotus Pond 2018
I am not exactly sure if it is the lotus pond or the ice cream stand nearby attracts us, but this year we made it to Whitman with Jim to see the pond once more. It was a cloudy and overcast day and most of the blossoms were either closed or on their way out but I found some interesting frames to photograph that somewhat summarize the life cycle on … [Read more...]
Hot Weather – Good Infrared
The last week or ten days have been very hot and humid. Frequent threats of rain kept the clouds overhead almost all the time. When they were not totally covering the sun and creating a dreary sky, the clouds were very puffy, huge, varied in shape against the blue sky. When the humidity and the heat came down to a point not to bother me, I took … [Read more...]
Karma Is A Champion!
Although we have always thought so, it is now official. Karma has attained the title of "Champion." We are grateful for the hard work and efforts of our breeder friend George and his helpful team of friends for transporting, grooming, training, showing and bringing Karma home with ribbons. On July 4, 2018, Karma beat the other dogs and got the … [Read more...]
Cirque du Soleil – LUZIA
We have been fans of Cirque du Soleil for many years. I first stumbled on one of their shows back in the 80s by accident while channel surfing on the TV. Its mesmerizing music, colorful costumes, choreography, and of course, the acrobatics take you in for the duration of the show and then let you out of the TV when it ends! Since then, I have … [Read more...]
Girls Came For Vacation
Elif and Mina came for vacation on Sunday late afternoon. As is our habit, we left the dogs at home and went to Rigatoni's for dinner. After dinner, we made a stop at Newport Creamery for some ice cream and returned home. Back at home, the dogs were waiting with lots of excitement. The bedtime came soon after we returned home, the girls were tired … [Read more...]
View The Images in Windows Explorer
When browsing the folders with tons of images using Windows File Explorer, do you see application-based icons for different file formats and no preview in the preview window like in the image above? Then, I have a solution for you! And, it is highly affordable. If you could View the images in Windows Explorer, you could maintain the files more … [Read more...]
Automated Image Correction
Many image editors offer a button "Auto" to quickly adjust your photographs, but most of them generally fail and grossly misadjust the image. The latest version of Lightroom does a pretty good job, but I want to introduce a new piece of software in case you have not heard about it. Automated image correction by PhotoLemur yields surprisingly good … [Read more...]
From Spring to Summer
This post is dedicated as a birthday gift to my sister from Jan and I. We are sending our best wishes and these flowers on your birthday Binnaz, many happy returns of the day. A day in Boston and Watertown As the spring tries to turn into summer, my walks become more frequent. Although not too long, they still allow me to stop and smell the … [Read more...]
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