Bobby Izquierdo will be exhibiting three of his still-life light paintings, Forsythia in Bud Vase Pottery and Simpson Meter, Rear Projection CRT, and Soldering Iron, and one of my Pittsboro Day-to-Night fine art photographs of the Chatham County Court House, 2021, at the Smelt Art Gallery tomorrow from February 1st through March 26th. Chatham Artists Guild Smelt Gallery Exhibit
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I submitted three still life light painting fine art photographs to the Cary Photographic Artists 16th Annual Open Juried Photographic Exhibit. All three were accepted, which is the first time for me! Forsythia took second place in the color category. If you would like to see the exhibit’s online gallery, select this link CPA ONLINE
I took these photos using my Nikon Zfc with an AF-S Nikkor 28-300mm 3.5-5.6G lens with the F to Z mount adapter. When I took these photos of my granddaughter’s soccer game, the skies were partly sunny, so the ISO was pretty low. This photo was taken at ISO 250, and you would expect there
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This is my Certificate of Authenticity (CoA) that I give to every print that I sell. For prints I sell through my website, for which orders are fulfilled using the Fotomo application and Bay Photo, I will send you a PDF of CoA to your email address. I will apply the CoA to the frame
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When I created my website, the focus was my still-life light painting fine art photography that I make in my studio, The Oasis Studio at Meadowview, in Pittsboro, North Carolina. I decided to share my landscape, wildlife, travel, and street photography with the general public. I thought other folks would like them because photography is
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I thought you’d be interested in my studio. I named it the Oasis Photography Studio. There’s a story behind the name Oasis that I won’t go into now. The black curtains are closed whenever I shoot a still-life light painting session. This is shot at the entrance of the studio from my office. This is the front of
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I mentioned in my previous post that one of the main reasons for switching to the Z mount lenses was the weight. Actually I checked and the 70-200mm F-mount lens weighs in at 50.5 oz. The Z mount equivalent is 48 oz. It’s 2 oz less, which is not much of a difference. But when
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I recently posted on my camera club’s Facebook page about how I was pleasantly surprised that some of the selections of the Nikonians Best of 2021 were photographs that were turned into art possibly using Photoshop or Topaz Studio 2. Of course, I don’t know what software they used, but it’s clear that these were
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