Posts Tagged ‘photography’

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Sam D’Amico creates original photography that can be licensed for editorial and commercial use. Prints are available.


Close Up Of Tuba And Uniformed Marching Band Musician, Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Rights Managed Stock Photography

A close-up of the mid-section of a uniformed musician holding a tuba while waiting to enter the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.


Yellow-orange maple leaf, caught in a wire fence, back-lit by autumn light – Rights Managed Stock Photography

I think that if the photographers who favor summer began to notice the visual richness of fall and winter they would be carrying their cameras equally throughout the year.


After World War One Attack On The U.S., Statue Of Liberty Torch Remains Closed.

The event that closed public access to the right arm and torch of the Statue of Liberty is mostly overlooked in history classes and at the monument also.


Backyard Fireworks, Sewell NJ, July 2007.

A display of fireworks in daylight makes a vertical ascent outdoors in a backyard located in the suburb of Sewell, NJ.

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Background Information:
While attending a  party in the  NJ suburb of Sewell, NJ fireworks were bring ignited  in [...]


Statue Of Liberty Crown To Reopen To Visitors On July 4, 2009.

Close up of the Staue of Liberty photographed from the side showing the book, crown and torch.
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I know I’m a bit  late on this  story, but  at least I made it before the actual opening. Better late than never.
From a press [...]


Australian Freshwater Crocodile Reflected In Water. Crocodylus johnstoni.

Fortunately for me, since I’m as much a wildlife photographer as I am a neurosurgeon, we can get some interesting wildlife photographs at some not so wild places.


A Rainy Day In the Columbia Heights Section of Washington DC.

Using my perception of “gloomy” to drive my composition, I chose a white balance of fluorescent to give the image a feeling of “the blues”.