Nisqually Wildlife Reserve where the Nisqually River empties into Puget Sound -- with a touch of HDR processing. One of the few natural river deltas left in Washington State.
Monday, October 19, 2009
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Scott Allan Stevens, photographer
I've been taking photos since well before I constructed my first oatmeal-box pinhole camera back in grade school. And for some years I've done commercial real estate photography.
Now the digital era has found me engaged in a torrid affair with light and shadow, pattern and color and depth. When I walk with friends, I stop at odd times, seeing things that aren't visible to others. I have conversations with the ordinary and thereby discover the extraordinary.
I'm now framing and selling some of my images -- visit RedBubble or Cafepress, or contact me if you see an image you'd like to have for your very own.
View some of my favorite visions on flickr
You can find out about my non-photographic endeavors at www.earball.net
Email me at scott {at} earball {dot} net
Now the digital era has found me engaged in a torrid affair with light and shadow, pattern and color and depth. When I walk with friends, I stop at odd times, seeing things that aren't visible to others. I have conversations with the ordinary and thereby discover the extraordinary.
I'm now framing and selling some of my images -- visit RedBubble or Cafepress, or contact me if you see an image you'd like to have for your very own.
View some of my favorite visions on flickr
You can find out about my non-photographic endeavors at www.earball.net
Email me at scott {at} earball {dot} net
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What a wonderful place it is too. I have so many photos from there, and still could take many more. You did a great job with the processing too.
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