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REFLECTIONS
By: Leslie Wood |
Reflections
All of the photographs on this five minute slideshow
were taken in one afternoon within a 200 yard radius.
They are mostly of one building, Frank Gehry's "Disney
Concert Hall" in Los Angeles. They attempt to capture
the effect of changing light on the highly reflective
stainless steel facades of this famous, much photographed, building.
The photographer also attempts to compare the effects the
light
has on the image in color and in black and white. You
will therefore see many of the images changing from
color to black and white and vice-versa.
Photographer: Les Wood
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- Time 5 minutes |
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BOSTON AFTER DARK
By: Leslie Wood |
Boston After Dark
This seven minute slide show combines
beautiful cityscapes and nighttime photographs of Boston
landmarks and
neighborhoods to
guide you through evenings in one of North America's most
fascinating and historic cities. Many of these images
appear, with details of where and how they were taken, in our eBook: "Boston and Cape
Ann... Places and Scenes to Photograph" for sale on this
site.
This program will literally show you Boston in a new light and
encourage you to explore the city and to try night
photography.
Photographer: Les Wood
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- Time 7 minutes |
ANNISQUAM LIGHTHOUSE
By: Joe
Votano et al |
Annisquam Lighthouse
Located on Cape Ann just north of Boston, Massachusetts,
scenic Annisquam lighthouse is a favorite subject for local
photographers.
Here
you will see a five minute slideshow of the lighthouse and
its surroundings taken by members of USPhotoGroup and
assembled by Joe Votano.
You
will see it in many moods in a variety of lighting
conditions from morning through to sunset.
Photographer: Joe Votano
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- Time 5 minutes |
GROWTH OF A PASTEL
By:
Leslie Wood/Susan Kneeland |
New
Paint
This 3 minute slideshow was photographed
as part of "New Paint" an annual event by the
Essex Art Center
in Lawrence MA.
It shows a pastel growing from an almost
empty canvas to a stunning picture.
Artist: Susan Kneeland
Photographer:
Les Wood
For more information
on this event
click here
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- Time 3 minutes |
Acadia
By: Joe
Votano |
Acadia
Colorful
sunrises are matched by resplendent fall foliage in
this five minute slideshow of Maine's National Park.
Magnificent
skies reflected in an almost luminous ocean provide a
backdrop to a rocky seashore, granite mountains and
spruce forests.
Watch this to
see the many opportunities for stunning photographs that
this park offers.
Photographer: Joe Votano.
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- Time 5 minutes |
North Andover
By: Leslie Wood |
North Andover, Massachusetts
This 7 minute
slideshow was produced for and presented to the
Merrimack Valley Camera Club, which meets at the Trinitarian
Church in North Andover.
It shows the
town as it changes through the seasons.
All of the images were taken within the boundaries of the
town.
The opening
introduction is narrated by Les Wood.
Photographer: Leslie Wood
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- Time 7
minutes |
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Shawsheen
By: Joe
Votano |
Shawsheen
River
The Shawsheen
is a tributary of the Merrimack River. It flows
through Tewksbury Massachusetts, Joe's hometown.
These photographs were taken in a 1/3 mile stretch of the
river For him,
it is a place of quiet solitude where his imagination
transforms the landscape into beautiful images.
Photographer: Joe Votano
View - Time 5
minutes |
Quebec City
By: Joe
Votano |
Quebec
City
Joe Votano
recently spent two and a half days in Quebec City,
photographing the streets. architecture, sites and
surroundings of this historic city. As usual, he sees
it in his own inimitable style.
See how Joe
uses color to bring out the mood and character of a street
or building and how he selects features of a building to
evoke the essence of the whole structure.
This short
glimpse of the region will surely make you want to pay a
visit and photograph it for yourself.
Photographer: Joe Votano
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- Time 5 minutes |
New Bedford, MA
By: Joe Votano |
New
Bedford, Massachusetts
New Bedford is
famous as the home of New England's whaling industry, made
further famous by Herman Melville in his novel "Moby
Dick"
Whaling has
long since gone, but New Bedford still has a huge fishing
fleet. Joe Votano recently spent some time there,
photographing the fishing vessels and the surrounding town.
Photographer: Joe Votano
View - Time approx 5
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