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  1. robarooni

    My best of 2011

    November is great for fall scenery here in the PNW, and I was looking for something different. Christena (a member of this forum) had been showcasing the "leaf in a fence" photos, and I was teasing her about creating a new genre... and this shot found my viewfinder. Sometimes motivation comes...
  2. robarooni

    My best of 2011

    October, and I was looking for street scenes. I couldn't pass this shot up, as the mural was fantastic in it's detail and size. As I was pondering how to demonstrate scale, the pedestrian crossed into the frame. I love this shot for a host of reasons, including the fact that I shot it from...
  3. robarooni

    My best of 2011

    September, and the weather is turning some great cloud scapes. I returned to my original strengths in landscape photography, and captured some insane blue hour colors over the Olympic Mountain range.
  4. robarooni

    My best of 2011

    August saw me dig out the lighting kits, as new ideas rose to the surface. My nearly twenty years in the wine business had seen me shoot next to nothing, in my primary field... appalling! I set out to create something simple, yet dramatic, and viola!
  5. robarooni

    My best of 2011

    July brought more models to work with, and Missy was inspired by my work with the Trash the Dress shoot. Fearing large bodies of water, she was very hesitant to get too far from shore, so I waded right in to my armpits, holding the camera up and dry. This high chromatic image has garnered some...
  6. robarooni

    My best of 2011

    Trash the Dress! A former Playboy magazine model and my afore mentioned pal invited me to shoot with them, to help me develop my portraiture skills. She was great to work with, having worked with some of the best glamour photogs in the industry, and had some great tips and pointers for me... I...
  7. robarooni

    My best of 2011

    One of my old photo pals got back in touch with me, and waterfalling we went! This was along the trail to Sol Duc falls.
  8. robarooni

    My best of 2011

    April is always Tulip season for me, having shot the Tulips in the Skagit Valley every year for 12 years. This time I missed any kind of decent weather to shoot in, having illness and injury to deal with. I had been working toward developing skills in personal portraiture and glamour...
  9. robarooni

    My best of 2011

    March found me looking at architecture, and I found this view of the 520 floating bridge irresistable to my camera. Another pic of the day on this forum, and thanks again, Bobh!
  10. robarooni

    My best of 2011

    This pic from February featured the moon shining through three separate cloud formations. I cropped the moon out, and let the light play on the cloud banks create this surreal abstract:
  11. robarooni

    My best of 2011

    Many challenges over the year! This is my January best shot, which was featured as a pic of the day on this forum... Thanks, Bobh!
  12. robarooni

    Mt Rainier 2011 - twelve months of the mountain

    What a great collection! Nice work!
  13. robarooni

    Seattle New Years Eve - Where to shoot?

    Glitz Thanks for using my shot, Bob. I usually shoot from the pavillion, directly under the needle. I usually work up until 7 or 8pm that night, then race down there to get my great spot... several hours too early. The key to this location is to get to the back of the pavillion where you are...
  14. robarooni

    Festival of Lights 2011

    Great shots! I love capturing fireworks too!
  15. robarooni

    MORE LEAF IN FENCE and....CC's okay

    diggin' me some Leaf in Fence... nice shots, Christena!
  16. robarooni

    MORE Urban Autumn~ CC's OK

    Leaf in the fence as a new genre... it is taking on some support!
  17. robarooni

    But I put SO MUCH WORK into that shot!

    I have discovered that continuous "fails" can lead to two things: shortening the learning curve on technique, and broadening the horizons of what I consider photogenic. I used to bail out on a photo if I couldn't get results that suited me, but now I continue to work through all of my options...
  18. robarooni

    The Watchman

    No worries! Thanks for being inspired by my image to tinker some more with it!
  19. robarooni

    The Watchman

    This fellow was acting as the lookout for the lot of them! I am not a birder, through lack of experience, but this guy was fun to capture. What kind of bird is this, anyone?
  20. robarooni

    Another newbie here

    Welcome! I thought the silhouette of the wave spray in the sunset was a great shot... run with it!


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