timsdd aka Tim’s Digital Darkroom

These were taken just below the Perkinsville covered bridge, right off Upper Falls Rd

The bridge was under construction that year (2007) so I do not have any shots of it! But I did manage to get quite a few good one of the river below, (looking west).

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This rock stood out from the crowd that is for sure. One thing was for certain, I could not pass it up!

Here is a great example of how DOF plays an important role in pictures you take.
These are the same images but usi8ng different Depth of Field:

Taken @ F/16

Taken @ F/4

In this case (and many like it) the shot taken @ F/4 is a better image because the larger aperture softens the background. You have to find a balance though, too shallow and your subject might not be in focus (enough).

The next is a series of shots that I took from reflection in the Sugar River right outside Claremont NH

For ‘full size’ versions of these images check out Tim’s Digital Darkroom

All of the next images are HDR’s. I really like them because they bring out a rich vibrant color and I am ALL about deep color saturation with my work.

The only downside with HDR’s is that the images tend to get a little noisy and of course you have to take that many more shots. You can actually do HDR’s from a single RAW file but you get much better results using 3-5 images, being able to cover a much larger range in terms of tone (exposure).

I just love these brick buildings, you just don’t se them down here in TX like this.

I did a little PS’ing her with this image. There was an ugly storm drain and some concrete & rusty cables, I had to lose them!

I was loving the way the light backlit the web for this guy. It’s like an electric web!

For ‘full size’ versions of these images check out Tim’s Digital Darkroom