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Photography and the Creative Process. Where is my picture? January 7, 2013. A group of friends and I went on a photographic scavenger hunt in Alexandria, Virginia, today. Our assignment was to capture images that relate to selected words, including these: interaction, duo, and circular. Below are the photographs I made to encapsulate these words. Alexandria has many houses with old, wavy glass, which affects how images are reflected back to the viewer. Tom’s Wholesale Toy. April 25, 2009. August 3, 2008.
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Photography and the Creative Process » Blog Archive » The Words Become The World When A Child Reads
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Photography and the Creative Process. Where is my picture? The Words Become The World When A Child Reads. July 4, 2013. Photographic Art by William M. Gatesman. This website features William M. Gatesman's photographs and musings about photography and the creative process. This site is affiliated with Bill's online Photo Gallery, www.wmgphoto.com. You may visit the Gallery by clicking on the words "Photo Gallery" below. Nikon D700 Focusing Screen. Nikon Lens AI Conversion. Homemade Soft Focus Lens.
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Photography and the Creative Process. Where is my picture? Film and the Nature of Light. December 11, 2010. With digital cameras, photographers no longer have to pay much attention to the nature of light, and in particular, the color temperature of light, because digital cameras automatically adjust for differing light temperatures. For those of us who still shoot using film, however, color temperature is an important consideration. Unfortunately, color print film is designed to record images under dayli...
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Photography and the Creative Process. Where is my picture? Where is my picture? Where is my picture? Visitors to the Photography and the Creative Process website and the Gatesman Photo Gallery. May wonder, “Where is my picture”, especially if a picture of you or your favorite photo was previously featured on the website. Or you may check the archives of this website if that is where you first saw the picture. If you still cannot find your picture, click on the Contact link above and send me an email.
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Photography and the Creative Process. Where is my picture? A Cubist Critique of Photographic Art. February 21, 2012. According the Rozanova, the artist must be more than a passive imitator of nature. Rather, the artist must be “an active spokesman of his relationship with [nature].”. How can one do this? Might the same criticism be leveled against the popular photographic art of today? How will the viewer respond to such a photograph? Another image in which the resulting picture differs substantially fro...
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Photography and the Creative Process » Portrait Photography
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Photography and the Creative Process. Where is my picture? Film and the Nature of Light. December 11, 2010. With digital cameras, photographers no longer have to pay much attention to the nature of light, and in particular, the color temperature of light, because digital cameras automatically adjust for differing light temperatures. For those of us who still shoot using film, however, color temperature is an important consideration. Unfortunately, color print film is designed to record images under dayli...
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Photography and the Creative Process » Blog Archive » Tilda
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Photography and the Creative Process. Where is my picture? March 21, 2012. I just came across a portrait of Tilda Swinton by Fabio Lovino, reproduced below. This picture reminds me of my own photograph which I call On the Dressing Table. Photographic Art by William M. Gatesman. To send us an email if you have any questions or comments or if you would like to obtain a photographic print of any of the pictures. Nikon D700 Focusing Screen. Nikon Lens AI Conversion. Homemade Soft Focus Lens.
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Photography and the Creative Process. Where is my picture? William M. Gatesman’s black and white photographs are featured in the Gatesman Photo Gallery. At www.wmgphoto.com. You may click here. To visit the gallery now. Photographic Art by William M. Gatesman. To send us an email if you have any questions or comments or if you would like to obtain a photographic print of any of the pictures. Nikon D700 Focusing Screen. Nikon Lens AI Conversion. Homemade Soft Focus Lens. Opening Your Door to a Thief.
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Photography and the Creative Process. Where is my picture? The Power of Art. May 13, 2008. I am hopeful that my photographs strike an emotional chord thereby enabling the viewer, if just for a moment, to step out of his or her limited sense of self. I was reminded of this phenomenon this past weekend. 8220;I sketch with my camera”. March 10, 2008. At an impromptu jam session, someone handed me a sketchpad and invited me to draw. I replied, “I sketch with my camera.”. October 4, 2007. My autumnal garden i...
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Photography and the Creative Process » Blog Archive » Homemade Soft Focus Lens
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Photography and the Creative Process. Where is my picture? Homemade Soft Focus Lens. November 16, 2013. Photographic Art by William M. Gatesman. This website features William M. Gatesman's photographs and musings about photography and the creative process. This site is affiliated with Bill's online Photo Gallery, www.wmgphoto.com. You may visit the Gallery by clicking on the words "Photo Gallery" below. Nikon D700 Focusing Screen. Nikon Lens AI Conversion. Homemade Soft Focus Lens.
