To Thomas Struth
Milwaukee Art Museum, Wisconsin, USA, 2014
Driveway
Kohl Center
I don’t know what it is. But the fun of photography seems to be coming back.
Simplicity
Once again, I am trying to work towards simplicity. This time the focus is on my photo equipment, and I think I have made a right decision recently, which is to go for a digital medium format camera. At the same time, most of my 35mm format digital and film equipment have to go. My …
John Nolen Drive at Night
It’s been a while without taking photos at night. I don’t feel like it’s my thing, but it’s fun to do it once in a while. This was a 2-minute exposure, and I turned off the noise reduction function so that I didn’t have to wait another 2 minutes for the camera to take the …
Interstate
Having heard good things about Capture One, I finally gave it a try this week and found it dose process images from X-Trans sensor much better than Lightroom does. Different color, in a good way, and much more details. Its interface, however, is not as good as Lightroom’s. I can’t have them all in one …
Revisit Glacier National Park
[portfolio_slideshow slideheight=500 ids=”1508,1509,1510,1511,1512,1513,1514,1515,1516,1517″] My family and I just spent last week in the Glacier National Park. Here are a few photos taken in the park.
Devil’s Lake
I visit the Devil’s Lake State Park almost every year, mostly in fall. With heavy rain in Wisconsin for the past couple of weeks, the water level is really high. Fortunately, the rain stopped and I was able to set up my tent and camp there for one night on the weekend. The next day …
Fujinon SW 105mm f/8
It’s been a very busy month in May. I took this picture on May 1st, but did not have it developed until today (June 5th). A special note to this picture is that it’s taken with the Fujinon SW 105mm f/8 lens that was successfully removed from my broken Fujifilm G617 camera and then mounted …
Photographs On Display
It’s always a pleasure to see my photographs being printed, framed, and displayed. The experience is totally different than seeing them on a computer screen. These three photos are from my series Solitude – An Endless Journey. They are LaserJet prints on photographic papers, and the images size is 24 x 30 inches (33 x …