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Night Photography Soiree. Working late into the night under the moon and stars.
It has been a long time coming. Night photography needs guidance and a wonderfully enthusiastic teacher. The equipment necessary is a tripod, wide angle lens, DSLR camera, intervalometer, and the very important accessory the FLASHLIGHT! This month, I finally … Continue reading
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Tagged alwaysgail photography, custom wearables, DSLR camera, Epson watercolor paper, flashlights, graffiti, handmade paper, hazy sky, MA Artist Open Studios 2014, moon, Needham, night photography, ocean, Portland Head Lighthouse, Quincy Quarry, rocks, silhouettes, Soiree, stars, texture, Winslow Homer painting
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Revisiting the RxR Bridge Graffiti
It was early Saturday morning that I hiked through the muck, slid through the hole in fence with the “No Trespassing” sign and raced over the railroad track bridge to see what new graffiti was in progress. On our last … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston, bridges, graffiti, outdoors, paint, painted rocks, RXR tracks
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Watch Your Back!
Traveling through Europe-from Paris to Milan to Venice to Switzerland.
AlwaysGail Photography by Gail Fischer 