Tag Archives: Monochrome

Black and White, Landscape, This and That, What I Saw

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March 25, 2019 Ted Jennings - TPJ Photography Leave a comment

I have photographed this work several times, never very well. I have tried angles, settings, etc. This time all I wanted was to get the depth and focus correct. Let the rest just happen. It did.

I have no name for this, the pun may or may not work. No matter how it’s shot the results are the same, so here it is.

From another angle, same result.

The statues and fountain are very complex. My favorite pieces are actually the small water spouts. They run on the sides of the fountain.

Not a very creative article, but in spite of my sarcasm I do thinks it’s an interesting piece.

Alligator, Black and White, Landscape, Marsh, Swamp, What I Saw, Wildlife

Like An Old Movie, Alligators

March 24, 2019 Ted Jennings - TPJ Photography 2 Comments

Early every Saturday morning the local NYC stations played old safari adventure films. As a young boy this was fascinating stuff.

Fast forward…

This is still fascinating stuff.

Except it’s not WPIX channel 11.

Note; if you enlarge the images you can see more Alligators just oou of sight. I could not get them all in the view finder.

Black and White, Cemetery, Charleston, Historical, Landscape, This and That

Old Cemetery, Old (kinda) Photograph

March 23, 2019 Ted Jennings - TPJ Photography Leave a comment

Back side of Magnolia Cemetery.

This photograph has the markings of old development processes and a small amount of water stains. The shape also has a standard ‘barrel’ roll distortion from the old lens screwed on to the box camera.

I placed my watermark here so there is no question it’s a ‘fake’…besides the fact it’s digital.

I wanted to try it and what better subject than something that’s been exactly the same for 150+ years.