Photo Study: Yesterday’s News He’s reading yesterday’s news. The web is more current for sure. ©2016 Yesterday’s News Eric Wells Hatheway All Rights Reserved Shot with a Fujifilm X-T1 Graphite Silver camera and a Fujinon 56mm f/1.2 lens. Camera Settings: ISO 4000 56mm at f/1.2 1/125 second.
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Photo Study: I Saw The Number 12 In Plastic When a camera accompanies you almost anywhere you go, scenes like this will present themselves. While waiting for a lunch order, I saw the number 12 in plastic. This observation is in deference to Charles Demuth’s 1928 painting “The Figure 5…
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Photo Study: Barricade Be careful driving out there folks. Thanks! ©2016 Barricade Eric Wells Hatheway All Rights Reserved Shot with a Fujifilm X-T1 Graphite Silver camera and a Fujinon 27mm f/2.8 lens. Camera Settings: ISO 6400 27mm at f/2.8 1/40 second.
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Photo Study: Villa Philbrook Here the main entry area of Villa Philbrook in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The building is now more commonly known as The Philbrook Museum of Art. The view is looking east in the main entry area of the old home. The light only fills the room this way…
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Photo Study: That Kind Of Day Another day in the life of a cat. Yes, it’s that kind of day. The model is Boris and it’s #caturday … ©2016 That Kind Of Day Eric Wells Hatheway All Rights Reserved Shot with a Fujifilm X-T1 Graphite Silver camera and a Fujinon…
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Photo Study: Main Door Here is a black & white photograph of a gentleman calmly waiting by the Main Door on a winter afternoon. ©2016 Main Door Eric Wells Hatheway All Rights Reserved Image shot with a Fujifilm X-T1 Graphite Silver camera and a Fujinon 23mm f/1.4 lens. Camera Settings:…
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Photo Study: Double Shot Coffee A little visual trickery courtesy of the digital age. After all, two is better than one and larger is better than smaller. Right? Double Shot Coffee ©2010 Eric Wells Hatheway All Rights Reserved
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Photo Series: Early Architecture These striking black and white images are not only of “early architecture” but literally “early architecture” because of the time of day the images were recorded. The best images seem to come in the crisp brilliant light that is early morning. This photographer’s favorite time of…
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Proudly Presenting … The Mesmerizer You have been mesmerized …. carry on.
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