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Kyle Dickson's Archive
Behind the Scenes, Fall 2015
Great group for our first ever Flash Flood Photography weekend in wet and lovely Gruene, Texas.
Digital Academy video
Nil and I are looking forward to our Digital Academy this weekend in Gruene. If you haven’t seen it yet, here is a short video we put together a couple years ago. It was shot with the Canon 5d while we were walking downtown and stepping into Gruene Hall. Canon and Nikon are putting together some remarkable hybrid cameras right now that put a powerful still photo sensor and HD video in the same package.
Brandon Kinder’s “Home” used by permission. For more information on Brandon Kinder, check The Rocketboys on MySpace. More »
Kyle Dickson on Lightpainting at Fort Griffin
7:43 pm, 09.27.11
This is such a totally different skill set than the hundreds of pictures most people have taken in their lives. Just fun to break out of the routine and see how you could play with light.
Really appreciated everyone striking out in faith to try something completely new.
Kyle Dickson on Lorraine's light painting photos
4:47 pm, 09.27.11
Still loving these photos of the smokestack looking toward Albany. Nil tells me that any of us that left exposures open for more than 45 seconds or so will see a natural blur to the stars. Whether you believe in Ptolemy or Copernicus, the difficulty is that the stars just won’t sit still.
Nil found an optional astronomical tripod mount if someone would like to spring for the $400-500. . .
Kyle Dickson on Laura's pic
4:28 pm, 09.27.11
Absolutely love the single beam of light creating the slice of prairie across the middle of the image. Really nice.
Are those windmills on the horizon?
Kyle Dickson on Laura's pic
4:29 pm, 09.27.11
I love this shot as well. I think you’re right, I can see the little red lights from the windmills too.
(**Sorry, Nil, I inadvertently deleted your comment, so I’ve added it back. . . KD)
Kyle Dickson on IMG_0023
4:35 pm, 09.26.11
Absolutely love the single beam of light creating the slice of prairie across the middle of the image. Really nice.
Are those windmills on the horizon?
Kyle Dickson on Take a sec and add an Avatar
12:02 am, 04.15.11
Come on, you know you really want an avatar. . .
Kyle Dickson on more favorites from Nil
8:27 am, 04.13.11
Funny how shooting a wide angle lens on your full-frame camera looks different than in my pics of the same stage from the same spot. I like the slight blur of the strumming fingers a lot.
Kyle Dickson on Powers contribution
8:20 am, 04.13.11
The bumper sticker is great setting the others in context but I love the way you see a skewed picture of the world in the chrome.
Kyle Dickson on Autumn's Behind the Scenes
8:17 am, 04.13.11
Seems like Camille and Houston were talking with the group and Mike is in the foreground taking a picture. Haunting.
Kyle Dickson on Hilary's Photos
8:16 am, 04.13.11
The simple license plate shot is striking and almost monochromatic in feel with little color info drawing your attention. Nice.