Tag: Techniques and Styles

• The Old Man and the Sea + Kodak 800 (#projectfilm)

  

    So while I was in Monterey a couple of weeks ago, I shot some Kodak ISO 800 film alongside digital.

  Joe Sterne

  February 27, 2013

  California, Film 35mm, Photography, ProjectFilm, Tech

  #projectfilm, Canon AE-1, Eastman Kodak, film, Film 35mm, International Organization for Standardization, Kodak, nature, photography, Techniques and Styles

• Lomography ISO400 film, part II (#projectfilm)

  

  Well, I’ve never had a feud between a camera and film before.

  Joe Sterne

  January 25, 2013

  California, Film 35mm, Photography, ProjectFilm

  #projectfilm, Canon AE-1, Dolores Park, film, Film 35mm, International Organization for Standardization, lomography, negatives, photography, Techniques and Styles

• Tone Deaf Photography (HDR Part II)

  As I wandered through France, one of my goals for advancing my photography skills was to take a ton of HDR photos. I managed to end up taking quite a bit, and as I slowly go through the hundreds of photos from the trip, a few began to stand out. I tried to go for…

  Joe Sterne

  November 3, 2011

  Better yourself, Europe 2011, Photography, The Unique Project, Travels

  Arts, canon, church, France, High dynamic range imaging, photography, Techniques and Styles, Tone mapping

• Playing around with HDR, part I

  I’ll admit it- I haven’t posted in over a week (two weeks to be exact). While this is for a myriad of reasons which some I can disclose and some I cannot, rest assured I haven’t been sitting still. One great example of this was 2 weekends ago when my buddy Ryan hired me to…

  Joe Sterne

  August 19, 2011

  Better yourself, Photography, Travels, Work for Hire

  Adobe Photoshop, commission, Digital single-lens reflex camera, High dynamic range imaging, PA, philadelphia, philly, Photograph, photography, Techniques and Styles, work for hire

• Project Art October 19th 2010 featuring TiltShiftGen

  Welcome to this week’s edition of Project Art! This week I will be showcasing photos that I have taken and edited with the iPhone/iPad application TiltShiftGen. TiltShiftGen does what it’s name says- mainly generate a tilt shift effect on your photographs. Normally this requires a special lens on a DSLR camera to achieve, however, with…

  Joe Sterne

  October 19, 2010

  Photography, Project Art

  Art, Depth of field, ipad, iphone, Photograph, project art, Techniques and Styles, Tilt Shift, Tilt-shift photography, tiltshiftgen