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Kyle Dickson's Archive
A couple favorites
I don’t have a lot of photos to show for this weekend, but here were a few I was able to sneak in. Had a great time with a great group and look forward to seeing your best shots of the “most photogenic place in Texas.”
Behind the Scenes – Fall 2012
Great group and a great time this weekend. Looking forward to seeing your photos as they come in. Here are a few candid shots as we walked and shot.
K
Fort Phantom Hill evening
Thanks to Nil Santana and Donald Simpson for again helping our second faculty/staff lightpainting evening go so smoothly. Long-exposure shooting–like so much of digital photography–is a lot of experimentation, but fortunately the film is cheap.
If you joined us, please consider sharing a few of your favorites to the blog. For instructions on posting photos, see the Post by Email page.
To see and comment on the photos of other participants, click on the red Email Blog Posts link in the right sidebar. Look forward to seeing what everyone came away with.
Digital Academy group shots
Thanks to the dozens of ACU faculty members and their spouses who have joined us to make each Digital Academy a unique experience.
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Fall 2015 – Gruene, Texas
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Fall 2014 – Gruene, Texas
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Spring 2013 – Gruene, Texas
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Fall 2012 – Marfa, Texas
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Spring 2012 – Lightpainting at Fort Phantom
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Spring 2012 – Gruene, Texas
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Fall 2011 – Lightpainting at Fort Griffin
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Fall 2011 – Gruene, Texas
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Spring 2011 – Gruene, Texas
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Fall 2010 – Gruene, Texas
Kyle Dickson on Lighted Chimney
3:41 pm, 04.20.12
Remind me who was crouched down at the bottom of the chimney, completely ruining your shot. Is that me or Dan?
Kyle Dickson on Autumn's Ft. Phantom Hill Photos
3:39 pm, 04.20.12
Love the profile of Michael while we were taking his other portrait. Got to say, lightpainting at dusk was far more interesting than I expected.
Still love the fireplace shots. Gorgeous.
Kyle Dickson on Pybus Portfolio
5:12 pm, 03.06.12
Lots of folks found ways to take the iconic images of a water tower, a windmill, or the facade of the dance hall and help us see them again. Love the reflections shot. What time of day was that? Seems to blend from day to night across the image.
Kyle Dickson on Places by Kenny Jones
5:10 pm, 03.06.12
Great weekend all the way around. Thanks to everyone for posting pics. I absolutely love the contrast of intertwining branches and architectural stability playing off of one another. Great images that focus our attention.
Kyle Dickson on Behind the scenes (nil)
6:11 pm, 03.05.12
I like being turned into an apparition in the nighttime shot. We certainly need to take another group out for lightpainting this spring. Let’s look at dates for Fort Phantom.
Kyle Dickson on Suanna Davis pictures
11:32 pm, 10.24.11
Lots of great images here, but I love how the windmill slowly emerges out of the tree. Really nice image.
Thank Ron for us for sharing his expertise along the way as well.
Kyle Dickson on All God's Creatures
11:07 pm, 10.24.11
I’m looking into the glitch in the post by email that gives me all the credit for everyone’s work, but who shot the animals (not literally)?
Kyle Dickson on CBP Gruene Photos
10:49 pm, 10.24.11
Love the surface of the water in the pump pic and the divided left-turn sign in the reflection. Thanks to the Powells for joining us during a busy weekend. Great shots.
Kyle Dickson on behind the scenes
12:48 am, 10.24.11
Love this tribute to the cameras that make it all possible. My dad said tonight that the first camera he ever bought was an Argus that captured our first family pictures from their wedding on, replaced soon by a Mamiya with removable lenses and slide film. I’ve owned many cameras but was thinking this weekend about the first digital cameras that grew up alongside my children–some of the first pictures of my son were taken on a Sony Mavica that saved 640×480 images to floppy disk.
For all the ways that photography is about much more than just gear, cameras can become uniquely personal tools.
Kyle Dickson on Bob's light painting pics
11:00 am, 09.28.11
The first shot is really striking. I think you’ll be surprised by some of the visual information that is in there once you get this into your software. Were you shooting RAW or JPEG?