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The End of an Era – Park Street School

Written by timsdd on Friday, September 24th, 2010 in Vermont Pictures.

That’s right, this was the last year that students will be attending Park Street School ending a 115 year run!
I was actually looking for a detailed history of the school but could not find one online.
If anyone knows of such an item please let me know!

I had the privileged of being able to take some shots when we were in Springfield in August.
It was AWESOME! But don’t take my word for it!

Of course to me, it doesn’t get any better than the auditorium:

Park Street School

Park Street School

Park Street School

Park Street School

Park Street School

Park Street School

How cool is that right? The gym was a close second but it was still a really nice opportunity to be able to walk through the school and see some of the sights I had not seen in over 2 decades!

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Nubble Lighthouse, Long Exposures, STARS! – The Final Chapter

Written by timsdd on Wednesday, September 22nd, 2010 in Photography.

This HDR was a little over the top BUT I really loved the blue tones in the sky, wicked blue!

Check out the night fisherman too; bonus!

Nubble Lighthouse

Nubble Lighthouse

I went long on the exposure, liking the way the red light from the lighthouse was running (shining) into the night.

Nubble Lighthouse

These star shots were like 15mins long I think.

They would have been even better if not for all the light noise (car head lights)

Nubble Lighthouse

Nubble Lighthouse

Nubble Lighthouse

Nubble Lighthouse

The light/salt/barnacles on the rocks make it look like snow! Pretty neat IMO.

Nubble Lighthouse

And so ends the Nubble pictures (I think)! I hope you enjoyed them :-)

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Nubble Lighthouse, Long Exposures Rocks and Waves

Written by timsdd on Tuesday, September 14th, 2010 in Photography.

Here’s a good example of HDR vs a traditional exposure.

Bascially the same composition but check out how the HDR really amps up the colors, specifically the saturation.

BUT, there is a trade off, usually that pertaining to noise. The HDR’s will typically have a lot more noise.

However, being the saturation junkie that I am, i can’t help but love the HDR’s and how they “pop”.

Nubble..Nubble

Nubble

I didn’t love the rock so much, it just happened to be the best place to hide from a brief rain shower!

Nubble

Nubble

Nubble

The sun came out! Really made the rocks shine and the water glean.

Nubble

Nubble

Nubble

Nubble

Nubble

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