New Jersey Photographer
If you ever go to Philly and happen to stay near the Eastern State Penitentiary, make sure you get up early. *cough* 5/6am to get in some early morning brackets. It was so fun! This shot was taken in April of 2008 at exactly 5:22 am. Andrew and I were staying at a friends, we [...]
My first HDR I processed from yesterday’s Photographer Meetup at Eastern State Penitentiary. I had a great time, met and chatted with really nice people. After a lot of talking on Twitter and Facebook, I finally met CJ, Comcast Steve, D. Travis and many other great people. There is a set of brackets I will [...]
Today was the first time I walked around Eastern State Penitentiary with a zoom lens. Typically I will use a wide or standard zoom lens but this time I spent some time with the 70-200.
A couple years ago after a trip to Eastern State Penitentiary, Andrew, Courtney and I were driving to historic Philly to experience the typical tourist things. Every time we drive down to ESP we pass this building. Of course, it is really neat architecture but we never have a chance to stop. This time [...]
The Meetup I decided to host a meetup at Eastern State Penitentiary in Philly. Why? Well, why not? Eastern State is an amazing place. There is so much to photograph there. You can try Macro, HDR, Wide angle or any other type of photography inside the walls. Eastern State has strict rules about photography but [...]
I had some time to play with the new Photoshop CS5 lens correction tool. I used a photo from Eastern State Penitentiary which was shot using a Nikon D3 and 14-24mm lens at 14mm. The lens correction is subtle on that lens but you can still see a huge difference. After correcting for the distortion [...]
Inspired by Brian Matiash‘s photo of the day I decided to rework an old set of brackets shot in Eastern State Penitentiary. This was done with 9 exposures and merged into an HDR using Photomatix 3.2.8 (you can get 15% Photomatix using “ScottWyden15″) I love that place! View this photo larger on Flickr Thanks for [...]
