Cooper's Hawk

Hey nature fans! I'm a bird watcher, and this Cooper's Hawk was just outside my window. I set up my camera and clicked away until my fine feathered friend flew off to try and catch a tasty treat. I used a Nikon D700 along with a Nikkor 300mm telephoto lens with a 2x teleconverter attached. The camera's ISO was 400, the shutter speed was 1/320 sec., and the aperture set at F8. The focal length of 600mm brought the view of this bird of prey closer to create a dynamic photo.
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Dupont Circle Fountain

The point and shoot camera has come a long way. I carry one everywhere. The image quality is better than an iPhone or another handheld device with a built-in camera. The image here of the Dupont Circle fountain, located in North West Washington, DC, was captured with an Olympus Stylus TG-610. I take a photograph almost everyday. The trick is to have the camera, any camera, with you, ready to capture what your eye sees. A beautiful sunset in the city, in the middle of winter.
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Winter Night in the City

 

Hey shooters! My New Year's resolution is to post on my blog once or twice a week. I saw this scene on the way home. I used my Olympus Tough TG-610 camera. I set the camera's white balance to tungsten light setting. An ISO setting of 400 was set on the camera. I like the blurred image of the person walking into the frame. The advertisement of the woman and the beer bottle adds brightness to the scene.
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Cargo Locomotive

Hey, photogs! It's a new year and I hope you all are taking pictures. I love trains, and this is a CSX locomotive engine I photographed while waiting for a Metro train. I like taking pictures of them because the train reminds me of how America runs its cargo across this great country. I used my Fujifilm X10 digital camera. Remember, if you see it, photograph it!

Retro Self-portrait

Happy New Year! An assignment, if you accept it, is to photograph yourself. It leads to a greater understanding of yourself. You become the subject. If you dare. One of my first cameras was a Kodak Instamatic, which used 126 film. I bought this one for a dollar at a yard sale. It reminds me of when I got my start. www.georgepagephotography.com

Season's Greetings

Happy Holidays! I like to photograph night scenes during the holiday rush. I look for symbols of the season. I found a bright star light, which brought me much delight. I used my Fujifilm X10. The ISO was 800, the shutter speed at 1/30 sec., with an aperture of f 2.5. The focal length was set at 28mm. To view my Street Photo Gallery visit my website at www.georgepagephotography.com

Movie House Poster and Chandelier

Hey, photogs! I'm returning after two months without a post. I've been busy updating my website. Can you guess where this photo was taken? It was taken in a very famous movie house, the Uptown theatre in Washington, DC. I was walking up to the balcony and saw this great retro poster of The Doors music group. Vintage posters are everywhere. Try to find them and capture them before they are gone. Watch for my next photo, and in the main time check out my website at: www.georgepagephotography.com