Sorceress in Sandstone (framed)
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posted by pixaday at 8:58 AM
Friday, December 01, 2006
Tuesday, November 28, 2006
Breaking Wave 1
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The breaking Atlantic wave crashes ashore, spindrift flying high above the crest.
The breaking Atlantic wave crashes ashore, spindrift flying high above the crest.
posted by pixaday at 11:29 PM
Monday, November 27, 2006
Sunday, November 26, 2006
Gardenia Bud on Blue 1
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An early morning dew covers the gardenia bud that will open white and frilly today.
An early morning dew covers the gardenia bud that will open white and frilly today.
posted by pixaday at 11:19 PM
Saturday, November 25, 2006
Toronto Neon Skyline
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The Toronto skyline and the cars on the Gardiner Expressway take on a nighttime neon glow.
posted by pixaday at 9:17 PM
Friday, November 24, 2006
Bodie Island Lighthouse
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Piercing the sky since 1872, this light has been one of the main beacons on North Carolina’s Outer Banks.
Piercing the sky since 1872, this light has been one of the main beacons on North Carolina’s Outer Banks.
posted by pixaday at 10:41 PM
Thursday, November 23, 2006
Red Leaf on Dark Water
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The leaf kept spinning and moving downstream. Just as it passed me it stopped for an instant in the eddy.
The leaf kept spinning and moving downstream. Just as it passed me it stopped for an instant in the eddy.
posted by pixaday at 8:32 AM
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About Me
- Name: pixaday
A photographic image results when the artist, using a camera, captures the fleeting and strange beauty between light and shadow. I can’t remember exactly when I took my first photograph. But it was sometime in the early 1950s, with my mother’s Kodak Brownie Hawkeye box camera. The photographer looked down into a miniscule viewfinder on top of the camera (the images were upside down and backwards, of course), and pressed a little metal lever to take the shot. That’s it. No focus or exposure or timing. Point and shoot. Black and white. I was hooked. Over the past four decades I’ve shot tens of thousands of frames for publications, companies, and my own pleasure in many parts of the world. I subscribed to the philosophy that “film is cheap; take lots of shots and a few of them will be winners.” With the advent of digital, it became “electrons are free; take lots and lots of shots and a few more of them will be winners.” I certainly enjoy shooting them. I hope that you enjoy owning them. John Prince
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Previous Posts
- Sorceress in Sandstone (framed)
- Breaking Wave 1
- Red and Green Sumacs 1
- Gardenia Bud on Blue 1
- Toronto Neon Skyline
- Bodie Island Lighthouse
- Red Leaf on Dark Water
- Sea Oats & Blue Sky
- Red & Green Grapevine
- Sorceress in Sandstone
