Houston’s Pics

7 Commentsby   |  04.11.11  |  Photography Gruene, Spring 2011






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  1. Nil
    12:07 pm, 04.11.11

    Great images Houston! Also, it’s nice to see how a point-and-shoot camera can be as good as DSLRs in relation to composisition. They do not offer same resolution and controls, yet, they can just provide as good images as DSLRs.

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  2. Donald Philip Simpson
    2:49 pm, 04.11.11

    Great shots! Hilary brought our point-and-shoot, but I think we only shot video with it. Need to use it more for photos…

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  3. Kyle Dickson
    11:33 pm, 04.11.11

    In our second semester, I think I’m impressed with how many different looks the omnipresent water tower gives from different angles and times of day.

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  4. Al Haley
    6:47 am, 04.12.11

    I really like the tilting mailboxes. The angle you found emphasizes the falling away. And there’s a soft, hushed emotion the black and white summons up–even for the outhouse in the forest, which is another immaculately composed shot. And, in the color realm, I have to mention the nighttime water tower with the red lens flares (did that just happen or did you use a creative camera filter?). It’s magazine worthy – a.h.

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  5. Ginna Sadler
    11:00 pm, 04.12.11

    The one leaf on the parking grid is fun! Good perspective, also.

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  6. Tracy Shilcutt
    2:26 pm, 04.14.11

    Houston, I spent a summer doing documentary work on outhouses (in Colorado). Your image caught my attention immediately. NICE!

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  7. Houston Heflin
    9:46 pm, 04.14.11

    Al, I confess that the nighttime water tower shot with the red lens flare was taken with an iPhone and I have no idea how it happened. its not what I was expecting … But when I saw what had been captured I really liked it.

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