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Monthly Archive for February, 2010

Revisiting an Old File

I have a daughter that assists me quite often.  She is great at setting up the studio for me while I concentrate on the creative side of preparing for a photography shoot.  When things are pretty much ready to go she will sit down and do a few poses while I adjust the lighting.  This [...]

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Fog in the Dark

My neighbor’s snow blower woke me up this morning.  It snowed most of yesterday and into the evening.  Adding the the interest of a new coat of freshly fallen snow it was foggy outside.  I slipped on some warm clothes, grabbed the camera, and headed outside to see if I could make some interesting images.  [...]

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Fog

I was getting the kids ready for school this morning and noticed it had snowed outside and it was foggy.  I hesitated for a moment thinking it would shortly be gone, but decided to grab the camera and head out to see what I could see.  Unfortunately it didn’t last long, but I was able [...]

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Letter to a student

I sat down this evening to answer a letter I received last week.  It was from a high school student who is taking a photography class in which she was assigned to write to a professional photographer.   I assume she found Ted York Photography on the web because she commented on my images.  This is [...]

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HDR

Ansel Adams was an incredible photographer.  Known for his beautiful landscapes, he developed a method of capturing images that he called the “Zone System.”  Without getting too technical – the Zone System was way to determine the reflective values in a scene and compress or expand them during film development so that all the tonal [...]

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A Big Beautiful Family

This family has been friends of mine for many years now.  We have a couple of daughters that have grown up together.  I was excited when they asked me to take their family portrait.  A  portable studio was set up in their living room.  fortunately the ceilings were high so I had no problems with arranging my [...]

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Not Always For The Young

A few years ago a gal in her 70’s” called me and said she wanted me to shoot her “funeral pictures.”  Her husband had passed away and she was not able to find a good photograph to display at his funeral.  It made her realise that photography is important at any age.  Photography is not [...]

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