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| Pasadena city hall's central domed tower. |
Avid photographer/actor, Gale Davis made this delightful video
as a student during my workshop. He gets extra credit for this
production he knocked out in short order. Thank Gale!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
My good friends at the Pasadena Museum of History invited me to lead a photography workshop, on a blazing blue sky morning Saturday as it turned out. Perfect light to study the effects of shadows especially. Super nice and attentive group, with a range of cameras. These intrepid camera slingers followed me around the grounds and interior of city hall for some tips and advice. Here's few snaps I made in the course of the workshop. Thanks for making this a fine outing in Crown City! Jim Staub
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| From City Hall looking N.E. to All Saint Church and San Gabriel mountains beyond. |
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| Workshop group working the angles. |
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| Shooting from second floor walkway. |
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| Stairwell in S.E. tower. |
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| Photographing into the courtyard . |
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| From the upper portico looking east to the city hall courtyard. |
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| Workshop members crossing city hall courtyard. |
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| Photographing the Robinson Bros. sculpture adjacent to city hall. |
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| Workshop attendees with the Jackie and Mack Robinson sculptures. |
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ReplyDeleteHi, I'm from Denmark, enjoy your pictures
Karsten, How very kind of you to make a comment about your interest in these photographs. I here you are have a very harsh winter. Makes some very fine photos at least! I will enjoy your blog I think. Jim Staub
ReplyDeleteI have some danish friends on blogspot, but one day I began to
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My english is not perfect, so we have to keep it simple.
You posted a picture of a totally blue sky.
Every morning on Danish radio we hear Donald Peers singing an old
Erwin Berlin song
"Blue skies
Smiling at me
Nothing but blue skies
Do I see"
Have a nice day
How fitting you should connect the sky I created to that classic song, Blue Skies. Hadn't thought of it. Hope you are having a bit of blue now and then in Denmark. Your English is way better than my non-existent Danish, Karsten! All the best, Jim
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