Finally, after years of purchasing a beautiful titanium Gitzo tripod at B&H, I finally hunker down and get to work and put my digital camera on it. Amazing! I never had the patience to open up the tripod, find the right height, the right angle and take long exposures. Perhaps, the last year of sitting in lotus position on my pillows and chanting for a half hour for consecutive days on end has spawned this new found passion to be alone with my camera and my tripod and wait for my shutter to open and close for more than a split second. Much more than a split second!
Here are some of the images I took with and without my tripod during my trip to Camp Etna this summer while working on a new project. And if things weren't getting crazy enough... no, flash!! I'm taking photographs without a flash and I am finding new challenges and learning new skills. And I love it!!
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| "Medium Steve Hermann", Camp Etna, Maine, Summer 2013. ©Juliana Beasley | | |
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| "Inside Cafe", Camp Etna, Maine, Summer 2013. ©Juliana Beasley |
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| "Inside Cafe 2", Camp Etna, Maine, Summer 2013. ©Juliana Beasley |
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| "Inside Lodge #1", Camp Etna, Maine, Summer 2013. ©Juliana Beasley |
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| "Historic Spiritualists", Camp Etna, Maine, Summer 2013, ©Juliana Beasley. |
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| "Vacant House in Woods", Camp Etna, Maine, Summer 2013, ©Juliana Beasley. |
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| "Sunset Ave", Camp Etna, Maine, Summer 2013, ©Juliana Beasley. |
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| "Spiritualist Church", Camp Etna, Maine, Summer 2013, ©Juliana Beasley. |
1 comment:
I can't believe you spent dollars on a high class tripod and then didn't take it out of the box for years! :)
Then again, I have a lot of equipment I don't use - thinking of donating it all to Goodwill or something.
I'm especially fond of the top photo, because of the lighting. Lots of mood.
So how was the medium?
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