to my personal photography blog. I specialize in making unique and highly detailed photographs. Notice I said making and not taking. Yes I take photos but a lot of time and work is involved in pushing and punishing the pixels in my images to achieve the look I like.
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Can't we all just get along?
Stairs leading to the dining room wrap around a 42-foot-high wine tower, built of steel and laminated glass, that holds nearly 10,000 bottles. "Wine Angels" on wires float upward to retreive specific bottles.
The pool at the Luxor way after closing time. The wind was really blowing those palm trees around. Not the best conditions for shooting HDR's. I love how you can see the top of the pyramid and the light beam in the building on the upper right.
Post a Comment | tagged Fun, HDR, Las Vegas, Luxor, Nevada, Travel, Vertorama | Share Article Permalink Email Article This is a 12 shot HDR Pano/Vertorama of the Luxor hotel in Las Vegas. A total of 36 exposures make up this combined image. I was thinking that a security guard would tell me I couldn't use my tripod inside the hotel but they never said a word.
Post a Comment | tagged HDR, Hotel, Las Vegas, Luxor, Panorama | Share Article Permalink Email Article Another photo taken from our room. Very early morning shot as I recall.
Picking up chicks in front of the Monte Carlo hotel and casino in Las Vegas
I left the Luxor on my early morning solo photowalk and had just passed thru the Excaliber and was heading for New York, New York when I took this image from the pedestrian bridge.
Two Bellagio security guards wanted to know why I was taking photos with a tripod at 6:19 am. All I could tell them is I should have been there an hour earlier.
Kathy and I drove out to Las Vegas to attend the Photoshop World conference being held at Madalay Bay. I kept waking up really early so I decided to go on my own photowalk to catch that magic golden hour light. I missed it.
Bellagio Reflection
