Woody Campbell

WARREN CONNECTICUT – More experimentation with focus stacking and HDR. These have been successful from a technical standpoint – the issue is that each image requires dozens of frames with differing exposures and focus points, shot on a tripod. The upside is that the finished product has mored depth of focus and greater dynamic range than is possible with a single image. On a tripod my work tends to be static and dull so these techniques are tools for me but aren’t for every day use.

Day 3587 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.

On this day seven years ago (day 1030 of one photo every day): Field of flags

WARREN CONNECTICUT – This weekend I’m experimenting with focus stacking, a technique that involves multiple images taken at slight different focus points, that a combined by specialized software into an image that has greater depth of field than a single image could. Here’s my first effort.

Day 3586 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.

On this date eight years ago (day 664 of one photo every day): Near the UN taken with the camera setup pictured yesterday.

NEW MILFORD CONNECTICUT – Storefront here in pretty good light.

Day 3585 of one photograph evry day for the rest of my life.

On this date eight years ago (day 663 of one photo every day): Another picture of a camera. Here’s what I was shooting in 2011.

NEWARK NEW JERSEY – Our son is looking at an apartment in Harrison New Jersey, which immediately abuts downtown Newark across the Passiac River.

Day 3585 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.

On this date six years ago (day 1393 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life): Cameras: the state of my gear in 2013.

MANHATTAN – Dull day today. Home alone for dinner so I ordered a burrito out. Shot with my iPhone.

Day 3584 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.

On this date five years ago (day 1758 of one photo every day): Brooklyn