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June 27, 2009: Through the Car Windshield After a Thunderstorm, 9:00 p.m. Chris: Mysterious and a little creepy. Very nice. Feels more like some of the forbidden interiors I see when "urban exploring" in New York than a typical landscape seen here. | |
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June 27, 2009: Through the Car Windshield After a Thunderstorm, 9:00 p.m. Glen Goffin: Beautiful, as always. I've noticed you have been shooting the 24-70mm a lot lately. The shots are stunning. Bokeh and vibrancy are as powerful as smooth and striking as ever. How do you feel about that lens? Peace, Glen | |
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June 27, 2009: Through the Car Windshield After a Thunderstorm, 9:00 p.m. jelb: Bonjour, | |
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June 27, 2009: Through the Car Windshield After a Thunderstorm, 9:00 p.m. Laurie: It is as though an apparition appeared in the mist and disappeared just as you snapped the shot leaving behind a golden aura. | |
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June 27, 2009: Through the Car Windshield After a Thunderstorm, 9:00 p.m. pernilla: Beautiful through car window shot! Like the warm yellow colour your headlights creates on the road. | |
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June 27, 2009: Through the Car Windshield After a Thunderstorm, 9:00 p.m. Preston: Great night shot. Love this image. | |
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June 27, 2009: Through the Car Windshield After a Thunderstorm, 9:00 p.m. Technobabe: Very clear, doesn't look like this photo was taken through a car window. Good job!!! Lovely photo. | |
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June 27, 2009: Through the Car Windshield After a Thunderstorm, 9:00 p.m. Adolph: Kathleen , | |
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June 27, 2009: Through the Car Windshield After a Thunderstorm, 9:00 p.m. JPH: The storm has passed, fading light lingers, | |
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June 27, 2009: Through the Car Windshield After a Thunderstorm, 9:00 p.m. david tinnon: The storm subsides as we near the end of the Asphalt Rainbow, and the obligatory "pot o' gold" begins to solidify before us from the very mist of our dreams. And so, once again, The Digital Countess of Durham Township distributes a (visual) Stimulus Package, offering hope to a floundering spiritual economy. Perhaps a bail-out plan for the Crayola Factory is in the works. (You might give them some new colors, like the ones you share with us.) | |
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June 27, 2009: Through the Car Windshield After a Thunderstorm, 9:00 p.m. Cameron: The similar colors in your previous shots would make this a nice framed series. Very pretty! | |
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June 27, 2009: Through the Car Windshield After a Thunderstorm, 9:00 p.m. Gator: Beautiful saturated color. | |
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June 27, 2009: Through the Car Windshield After a Thunderstorm, 9:00 p.m. Mirko Herzner: Impressionistic indeed... But it works great for me with this patch of mist in your headlights... Great work. Minimalist. | |
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June 23, 2009: Scott Douglas, Cooks Creek Adam: I like the composition and balance of your colors and subject. The man, Mr. Douglas, appears timelessly in his own element. | |
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June 23, 2009: Scott Douglas, Cooks Creek PG: I love the photo. As a fly fisherman, I appreciate Scott's efforts. I also appreciate your wonderful photo blog. It is refrehsing to see someone of your talent celebrate rural life with such vibrancy. I might have cropped the top bit (sorry, couldn't resist) to focus on Scott's presence in the frame more. On the other hand, the tree is lovely. | |
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June 23, 2009: Scott Douglas, Cooks Creek Thomas: Hi my name is Thomas and I love this photo because I love to go in streams and rivers myself. I like this photo a lot! | |
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June 23, 2009: Scott Douglas, Cooks Creek JPH: Now we meet a new Durham Township resident... | |
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June 23, 2009: Scott Douglas, Cooks Creek m: Wonderful image. Love the rich deep colors. He looks so 'in his element'. | |
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June 23, 2009: Scott Douglas, Cooks Creek edvatza: Excellent capture and story. I know Cook's Creek and have fly fished the stream. It is a wonderful place. It's unfortunate that access is so limited but, at the same time, understandable. | |
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June 23, 2009: Scott Douglas, Cooks Creek david tinnon: Too luscious along Cooks Creek, and too much water. Southwest Idaho has rivers with half that much water....or no water. We try and make up for the shortfall in the foliage department by occasionally sprinkling the banks with silver and gold. We swap the nets for pans. When the metals run short, Ms Nature adds extra rattlesnakes and calls it even. But if I had to take a tour of some overgrown back-eastern waterway, there would likely be no better guide than Scott. | |
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June 23, 2009: Scott Douglas, Cooks Creek Laurie: Wonderful image. The atmosphere is great with the damp misty air. He is doing a great service to the community. He sounds like one very busy guy. Very impressive. He must posses amazing organizational skills and have quite a bit of energy to keep up with all that...I got exhausted just reading it! | |
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June 23, 2009: Scott Douglas, Cooks Creek pernilla: Lovely portrait and story about this man. | |
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June 23, 2009: Scott Douglas, Cooks Creek Ed_K: Wonderful write-up and photo. Now there's a man with a lot of depth. | |
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June 23, 2009: Scott Douglas, Cooks Creek Mirko Herzner: Thanks for sharing his impressive story. I am sure he will be pleased with the portrait... | |
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June 23, 2009: Scott Douglas, Cooks Creek Neil: Wow, that is a stunning photograph | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky laven: l love it ! | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Slim Digital Camera: Beautiful picture with great colors, unusual focusing but it seems to work here. Good Job! | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky PIXistenz: Beautiful. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Kurt: Nice shot, love the colors. Oh and by the way. We just ended 26 days without rain here in Seattle and another dry spell is about to begin. It's been the best June I can remember out here. :) | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky edvatza: This is selective focus at its best! Beautiful! | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Jack: Reminds me of growing up in Oklahoma, very nice shot. Love the contrast. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky photodreamz: Fantastic shot. even with it being out of focus it has great mood. cheers. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Eugene: Wow, beautiful. That's incredible depth of field right there!! | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Ryan Rahn: Wow, that is some serious depth of field. When I first saw this, I thought you might have used the 85 f/1.2. Nicely done. Love the colors, as always. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky David Tinnon: Painterly. Like Van Gogh's Wheatfield, (sans the crows.) U B A R Tist. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Tero: Fantastic light and shallow dof really makes this one. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Dan Creighton: Love the soft and gentle feel against the ominously dark sky. The shallow dof is super in this image. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Glen Goffin: The light is luminous here. The wheat has an almost inner glow. The softness and deep rich colors give this an almost "tone-poem-ish" feel. Your work always amazes me! Thank you. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Laurie: This is so soft and gentle. The colors are magnificent. Makes the dull weather a little easier to take. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky rady: What a great bokeh! | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Tom: I love the picture. Great color and there's a great feeling to it :) | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Markus Spring: Great - I am a sucker for shallow DoF, and the here the complementary colors support well this fine scenery. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Marshall: Wow! This absolutely blew my socks off! To take what would typically be a landscape portrait and add that razor thin depth of field is just awesome. I love the little sliver of green to give the wheat some separation. Just outstanding. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Ed_K: Brilliant photo! | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Michael: Man you're right. The 85mm sure is dreamy! :-) | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Lori: Oh, another beauty. Kathleen, your work is singular. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Russ Devan: I love the dramatic lighting. I agree. This month certainly has been "as dull as dishwater". | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Paul: Very nice colors | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky marcus: I love it. It's almost abstract with just a touch of reality. Beautifully done. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky David H-W: You're right - very shallow depth! Beautiful view and sky/land contrast helps the growing wheat stand out. I'm delighted to say us Brits have, for once, had a pretty good few weeks, with some great sun over here (cloudy today mind you). Always a pleasure to share our 'dull as dishwater' weather around! | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Betsy Barron: a classic Kathleen Connally - love the colors from front to back to sky... beautifully done! Love that 1.2, baby! | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Peter DeWitt: Oh, beautiful! | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Lana: beautiful colors! | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Mirko Herzner: Wow. This is an amazing work. Yesterday evening I went out for some very similar shots - even if the sky has not been so dark. I did not have a look at them yet but I hope they are at least half as good as yours... P.S. There is a shot of crops on my blog too today. Maybe you could like it. | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky JPH: It's a wonder that these amber waves of grain | |
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June 18, 2009: Wheat and Dark Sky Marcene: Wow, great color for a rainy day! We've had the same weather here in Utah. It's nice to have the water, but I wish it was a summer rain instead of the cold spring rain. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Anita Bower: Love this image. Love how you captured the gentle roll of the land, the green, the mist, the blue sky, the clouds. I agree with you re. multiflora and japanese honeysuckle. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Cam: A morning walk in the fog can be a mystical and uplifting start to a new day. This shot is so inspiring! | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog David Tinnon: Well Kathleen, at this rate, the mid-ground foliage will be protected old growth forest before we get a knew..... I''m just say'n...... | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Markus Spring: Great composition with that wide, deep, prominent sky. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Pernilla: Beautiful landscape capture! The composition with the split foreground, the mystical feeling and the colours. Perfect. This is my first visit and your pictures are absolutely fantastic. Thank you. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Alexa: But where are the grazing deer? | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Lauren Reagan: And a lovely walk at that. Awesome photo site, we thank you. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog robert colameco: Like most of your shots, Kathleen - awesome! Great stuff, I really like your work | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Kevin: your photo which appeared on the Strike-the-Root blog of June 14 is the best picture I have seen put on that site and I've been reading said for 2 years. Nice to see genuine talent, for a change. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog cody: Nice work, I would like to see some old houses when you get a chance! | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Leon: Isn't it interesting how timing is everything? Ten minutes later and you would not have the same mist and light. This was great timing and a good reason for rising early. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog LwS: This is a beautiful image, really lovely colours here. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Alex: Esa niebla que poco a poco se va apoderando de todo a su paso, me encanta el punto de vista. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog david tinnon: Interesting that you split the foreground image down the middle yet assign the role of "compositional binder" to naught but air and mist, which form the upper chunk of a subtle tripticalistic division of elements with Mr. Tree taking the role of "anchor dude"......but are we not in the realm of "interesting stuff?" (Also a pretty mystical image for just corn....anybody actually ever SEEN this "Ed" who manages to shroud his crop in such a magical way? Mmmmm? | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Glen Goffin: Your work never fails to inspire and delight. This is magnificent but, then again, which one isn't!?! | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Vicki: Love the mist and clouds blending together. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Ovidiu: Fantastic colors and framing! | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Laurie: This is magical. The mood is uplifting. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog sandra soleil: You are blessed with early morning mist!! | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Soe: The fog.. the light.. the composition... | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog luke: beautiful | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Aaron: Wonderful mood and quality of light in this image. I enjoy much of your work but this one forced me to comment. Great work! | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Aaron Witherow: Another beautiful shot, this is lovely and soft, making it feel warm, the clouds look like they have been sponged in by an artist. Really inspiring work. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Zack: Gorgeous shot and I really like the use of the polarizing Filter, very well done. Thank You | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Terence Nickolette: Always great photos but your shots recently with vertical composition and lots of sky, clouds and fog are wonderful. They remind me of the English painter William Turner. I saw his paintings in London years ago and your photos strike me the same way. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog JPH: It's so peaceful. The only sound is of the corn quickly growing | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Matthias: it's like a dream. great landscape and such a beautiful sky ;-) | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Tero: So beautiful and serene landscape! | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Rob Weiher: Lovely shot...I especially enjoy the fog rolling through the background. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Marcene: This is what country life is all about! I love this photo. Your work is so inspirational! | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Robin: I have not seen a picture like that since I left the farm and boy did it bring back memories to me. Thanks for the trip down memory road. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Otto K.: Gorgeous, Kathleen. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Sophie Asselin: It's a nice composition ! A like it with a lot of sky. Nice colors :) | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Frida : This is the kid of images I would like to make :-) This is beautiful! | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Peter DeWitt: Wow, such a beautiful shot. Feels very heavenly in fact - just like the long days :) | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog david tinnon: Holy Smoke, Kathleen! (OK, Holy Fog!) It's not a photo, it's a vision. I feel like Hemingway after he read "West With the Night." I'm ashamed of my camera. Think I'll give it a good whacking. Wherever the "thank you, Kathleen" count is, up it by half! (....still looking for the brush strokes in the sky, in that tree, in Ed's corn.) Alternative Comment B: Oh Wow! | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Wayne Woodruff: That's a really neat photo! You can see the fog beginning to lift, but there's still enough of it to give it a mystical appearance. I, too, love the smell of honeysuckle this time of year. Thanks for the note on the filter, I was wondering how the sky could have been that blue with the fog still present. | |
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June 07, 2009: Ed's Corn, Morning Fog Sherri Meyer: Kathleen - this is simply beautiful. I love your work! By the way, thank you for following me on Twitter too! | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River Gabor Varga: I agree that the dynamic range is amazing Kathleen. | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River Chip Morningstar: Once again, demonstrating that you do skies better than anybody! | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River Photographers in Birmingham: Lovely image | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River david tinnon: Not the Mississippi, but all that Black Water....maybe a little Doobie Brothers? (I presume I've pre-dated you here, but it is a catchy tune!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqZ95a249p0 (Still lookin' for my "Chester River" music collection....maybe tapes in the basement...) Now log off and go outside, please. (camera with, of course!) | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River Cassy: What a great shot, love the movement in the plants, and the clouds are beautiful! | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River Marcie: Fantastic skyscape. WOW! | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River dillon: Really nice shot!! | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River Wes: A very dramatic sky, love the contrast. Great shot. | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River Reese Payton: Mother Nature is up to her tricks once again! | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River JPH: Once again the clouds are painted gray | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River darla: i always appreciate your photos, they are truly remarkable. i don't always comment but i have yet to see one that didn't 'wow' me. | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River Suze: Wonderful colors for such a "gray" photo. | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River Noreen: Awesome! wonderful capture. | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River Peter DeWitt: Really beautiful shot. Love the movement in the foreground and that wet field of dirt in the middle. | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River Dan Creighton: Great clouds and a pleasing scene. We've had a lot of these lately and having an expansive view to show them to glory is all import as you've shown here. | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River david tinnon: So, Kathleen, is it safe to mention FDR? HDTV? NBC? GM? Had to chuckle with this one. I spent late Saturday on the Snake River and drew the same meteorological card producing almost the same Heavily Darkened River effect that you and Laurie have mentioned. I love getting my east coast weather report this way! So dramatic. So personal. So late. So be it. And thanks for sharing the dramatic HDR effect. | |
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June 02, 2009: Severe Thunderstorm, Chester River Laurie: Is it HDR??? (Hey c'mon...you knew that was going to happen!) :D I get the same thing sometimes. The dynamic range on the new cameras is amazing! Of course the drama and intensity here is completely amazing. | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed Laurie: Stunning. What wonderful fresh greens. Just gorgeous. Love the little pop of blue from his shirt. | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed david tinnon: I'll like a mixed green salad, a light topping.....and a little trail mix on the side....to go..... | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed Gabor Varga: How beautiful the nature is and your photography always confirm it. | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed Andrea: Beautiful! It's been quite a while since i recall seeing cinnamon fern! So green and lush! | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed Otto K.: what a luscious green. | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed jelb: bonsoir, | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed Rachel: This looks like a fairy-rich environment! | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed Slim Digital Camera: Good contrast.. so much greenery, then the person in the blue in the background | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed Ted Szukalski: Striking green colour and a very attention grabbing blue. This landscape works well as a location portrait | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed jody: wow Gorgeous ferns! I love the contrast you captured here. I've walked thru plenty of Pa forests and I can almost imagine being there when I view this photo! Great work! | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed ROB: Love those super saturated greens, colours like that occur here only rarely. | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed Mirko Herzner: Stunning shades of green all over this image. Such a strong work here... | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed JPH: Along the forest path he wanders | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed Victoria: Tero is right, the composition is very good. And the person in the background really makes the photo. | |
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May 29, 2009: Cinnamon Fern & Jewelweed Tero: The composition is very good. This photo wouldn't have the same without the person in picture. The green is so green :) I like it. | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning tabrandt: Fantastic Kathleen. Love the dark greens and the fog. | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning Bogdan: Nice mood in this straw field! | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning Alice: Beautiful shot. Love the composition and colors. | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning Jack: We get a lot of fog here and it reminds me of the spring here in Nashville. | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning Cassy: Wow, What a beautiful shot! I love how the wheat is fading away into the fog. | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning edvatza: Excellent capture. I really like the way the grasses just fade into the fog. Very ethereal effect captures well. | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning Slim Digital Camera: Wonderful Picture.. love the mist in this one | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning Caryn Caldwell: This is so pretty. I love the softness that the mist gives everything. | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning Clarinda: Woah! This is beautiful. It literally took my breath away. | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning Laurie: Stunning. The green is so fresh and new. It seems I could reach out and run my fingers through the soft tufts of young wheat. Memorial Day has always meant a lot to me having had several members of my family serve. My dad always reminded us of the meaning of the day when we were growing up. My son is in the States right now and was home for the long weekend which really reminded me how blessed we are that he can come home when so any have given the ultimate sacrifice. | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning cheryl: Very Lovely Indeed! Sort of reminds me of a civil war photo or an early morning trip to get water. | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning Noreen: Reminds me of the moments between sleep and awake. Dreamy :) | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning jody: Oooh Kathleen this is lovely. I just love the green grass again'st the misty morning sky. And I love how wheat looks when it's waving in the air. Great shot again! | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning mitra: hello | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning Otto K.: beautiful. :) | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning Adolph: Thanks for a pleasent start to a reflecting day . | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning JPH: My eyes this morning are filled too with mist, | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning Tero: Green is so green and the mist softens the view nicely. | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning Marcie: Wonderful mood. Love the greens and the mist. | |
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May 24, 2009: Wheat Hill, Foggy Morning david tinnon: Nice DOF, (Depth Of Fog!) I also enjoy the hue and textural transitions that occur when capturing the "edge" of crop fields. The distant horizontal light glow becomes nearer distinct tips. Closer, comes the clarifying detail of individual participants standing in the front row. They represent thousands of their friends and relatives who willingly stand side by side for days on end, in order to provide humanity with some pleasant (and possibly edible) visual effect. Of course visual effects are like wild game, you have to shoot them to share them. So TYVM for taking the shot. | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Wade: The lighting is magical and the layered effect creates magnificent depth in the photo. You've mastered the sky! | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Mandy: That is one spectacular cloud. I love the sunlight creeping underneath and lighting the fields up, not letting that cloud have complete control... | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road smallformat: Ha. I'm with you on losing track of time while photographing... I do it all the time. It appears as though this cloud is just over you, following like in a cartoon. | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Milad Avazbeigi: I really like the composition of the photo. The colors are also employed to make the composition more powerful, this is what i really like! | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Catalina: I love the juxtaposition of the dark ominous rain cloud, and the bright vivid colors in the lower part of the image. Very nice photo! | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Wolfgang: Great composition, love the colours and the lights ... | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road KJ: That is one ominous looking cloud. I like the contrast between the cloud and the sunshine that's managed to find its way through. | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road edvatza: Its all about capturing light and you did it beautifully here! | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Marcie: Love the composition..the horizontal bands and layers of color..and - of course - the light. | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Glen Goffin: I always look forward to your next image and I'm never disappointed. Your work is such a celebration of life and a joy to behold. Thanks! | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Dan Creighton: Love the symmetry in the land and sky. A powerful image of the elements. | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road f/1.2: Stunning shot. The colour from the sun in contrast to the moody storm is breathtaking. Great work. | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road David Tinnon: Now there is an intelligent design. I see you're on a hot streak. Nothing like a huge neutral mass to make a patch of sun take on amazing properties....and you have an affinity for amazing properties. This so makes my day, thanks more endless.... | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Laurie: It is such a lovely scene. The phenomena is really amazing. I saw something similar at one of the reservoirs in Hunterdon County NJ a couple of years ago. It too was followed by a rainbow. It is quite fascinating and breathtaking to watch. | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Tero: Beautiful light. | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Olivier Jules: awesome capture! | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Markus Spring: Wonderful skyscape. Being in the tropics at the moment, this looks in a way homesickness-evoking to me. | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Otto K.: gorgeous, Kathleen. | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Lisa: Love the squiggly lines in the clouds that are high up ~ it's like the gods are dancing. Beautiful light in the meadow. A stunning capture, Kathleen! | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Diane: Wow, how ominous! | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road Zack: Nice shot, it almost looks as if the cloud is about to engulf you. Thanks | |
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May 20, 2009: Rain Cloud, Nockamixon Road JPH: Though the sky is a pallet of gray | |
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May 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown NYC JPH: In the darkened stairway she sits | |
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May 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown NYC david tinnon: Apparently Sun Wei Asso Inc. isn't going anywhere, anytime soon...(can GM make that caim?) Great expression Jenn, but how can there be candid moments with Kathleen around? I mean like any second...click...click....probably I'd see it differently if I was hot, and "twenty something!" But it's about "forty something" too late to test that dynamic theory. Good thing for Township visitors that Kathleen shoots you and not me.....well I could lay on an old dock, and I've been out on a limb plenty of times, and I can jump....well, I could lay on the dock.......and just like in this capture, I could sit on the stairs....sans the handbag...could we change the shades too? ....hello? | |
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May 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown NYC Laurie: I am very patient! Your images are so worth the wait! This is no exception. Excellent! Love the light on her face and the way she is peering around the corner. | |
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May 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown NYC seb: Lovely model and great composition. | |
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May 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown NYC david tinnon: Ms Jenn is... Waiting for Pizza? Waiting for Godot? Waiting for a tardy blog diva to post? Or just "Waiting on the World to Change"..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPOBMzMTP4U Kathleen, your itinerary is a wonder. And while I, for one, am not waiting for you to change, you undoubtedly will......so, thanks for the change, and the wait. | |
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May 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown NYC photo retouching: Nice shot and impromtu portrait, The reds really work. | |
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May 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown NYC Fred King: Whether you post daily or once a month, I enjoy your work tremendously, Kathleen. Great image of Jenn! | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown Preston: Great photo. Really captures the man's character. | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown Professional photographer: absolutely wonderful portrait. i really like that. . thanks for sharing | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown Laurie: This is a wonderful portrait as is your practice. He looks like a very interesting character, and must be quite talented. | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown David H-W: Lovely portrait - love the contrast between subject and Chinese characters on the sign above. | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown edvatza: Excellent character study. Very well done. | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown MIJI ANN: It's quite interesting harmony, the combination of western and eastern! I'm addicted to taking night view of Shanghai but I'm a totally beginner... It would be great If you could visit my blog and leave a comment about my photos. See ya~ | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown Pallavi: Hi Kathleen, I've been following your photoblog since more than a year now through Google Reader. Compliments will be gross understatements to praise your skills, but your play with colour and contrasts is just superb. Like in this one, too. Its come out as super as a portrait! Keep up the good work, wishes! | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown JPH: Is he writing his name and address down | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown emillamola: Fantástica! | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown david tinnon: This fascinating image begs two questions; One, Was Andre recognized as being the accomplished musician initially, or did you cross the street for "an interesting face" and as a result, discover the man? B; Does Andre frequent Chinatown for the food, or the music? Since you just "did" Chinatown, I'll mention that Vicki and I have been watching "Wild China" and totally recommend it although most of the locations are far from China's towns. (Some of the wilderness footage could well inspire another KC road trip!) Can we anticipate a soon-to-be-published grouping of the day's best camera work? Maybe just the choicest 5 or 6 hundred captures? (Wild NY?) Thanks for another course of the endless visual feast, from anoldfanwhomarriedawaitress.com | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown yourwaitress: i'm a huge kathleen connally fan too!!! :D i still can't believe you found walt whitman alive and well in nyc. i'll never forget you walking across the street to capture him. :) | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown gap: I broke down and bought the canon 5d mark II after being inspired by your barely altered photos. Any suggestions on what L lens I should break down and get? (broke down again last night and bought the 100mm macro) I'm breaking a lot. | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown sharon: Great portrait! | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown Devyn: This came out wonderful! I am so glad we all got together. Can't wait till October! | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown frisky: sooooo nice to meet you! i remember this dude! awesome shot here. | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown Lisa : It was such a fantastic experience hanging out with you & everyone on Saturday, Kathleen! Can't wait for the meetup in October! This portrait is exquisite . . . just perfect. What an amazing man. | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown Tero: Good portrait! The light hits hes face just a right way! | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown xzhou: Great portrait, except... do you guys know what the Chinese writings behind the old gentleman is about? It said it's about funeral business -- a place which is generally considered to be very unlucky. So the photo appears spooky to me. Anyway, culture shocks. Best regards! | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown Glen Goffin: I'm such a HUGE Kathleen Connally fan ;D Your work is a constant inspiration to me. Your work has a quality of light and color that is special. Thanks! | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown yz: that's an amazing portrait! | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown Ed_K: Lovely photo and composition Kathleen. André just exudes dignity and I like how you captured the context of the location. | |
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May 10, 2009: Andre in Chinatown Bob: So nice that you took the time to cross the street to meet and photograph this fascinating man! Meagan does not have a URL...yet!! | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Laurie: Woah! This is truly incredible. So much to see in this and it all works seamlessly. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River javier: incredible!! | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River LwS: Wonderful image here - fine processing and so much going on - great to see | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River George: I miss Hyner View State Park. And I miss PA (I live in Utah now). Thanks for reminding about that view. I've been there many times and your picture brings back good memories. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River tabrandt: Fantastic capture Kathleen. Love that you were able to catch the hang glider. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Slim Digital Camera: That is a wonderful photo.. the landscape, sky.. everything! Well done indeed!! | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Joe: Kathleen, Kathleen... Kathleen! | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River ROB: I wonder how many would have missed the hang glider if you had not mentioned it. Great vantage point incidentally. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River luminouslens: This is gorgeous. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Robert Kruh: What a lovely capture with great composition! Very well done! | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River jalove: very nice escape. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River JPH: There once was a climb, the horizon to scan. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Otto K.: this is gorgeous. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Dan Creighton: Great view and the handglider adds interest and reminds me of how small we are in this world but what a big impact we can have because of our ability to create and equally destroy things. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River sharon: Beautiful! I love that sky! | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River edvatza: Excellent landscape and the sky looks great. Well done. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Markus Spring: Marvellous. The striking yet invisible and probably only imaginated parallel of the gliders path in the air and the soft curve of the highway in the valley is superb. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River David Tinnon: The thrill of riding the breeze, the amazing view, I think I'd have a sensory bliss-out and forget to fly the thing! I'd better stay down here and watch....maybe a picnic on that island. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Laura: What an amazing view! | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River chiara: stunning view | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Bob: Wonderful image, almost feel we are soaring with him. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Cassy: Beautiful shot! What a clear day! I was there a few years ago, but it was to humid to get much of a picture. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Julianne: Nice! My great grandfather was born in Lock Haven and my great great grandfather in Jersey Shore, so I was wondering where this was. Thanks for identifying the county. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Tero: Again, the composition is fantastic. You have captured a very nice view with a little extra. | |
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May 04, 2009: Hang Gliding Above the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Steve B.: Love the way the light highlights the contours of the landscape just so. Awesome! | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Sfandy: Very nice! I stumbled upon your photos some time ago and love every one of them! I am originally from PA and was delighted to see Rose Tree Park. It was a riding school when I was a kid. I must check it out when I go back. | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Karen: Hi Kathleen.....this Mom was very happy to receive this precious gift and all of the other shots on Mother's Day! You have captured everything about him that gives us so much joy every day! Just can't believe you could slow him down long enough! I am honored to have my own Kathleen Connelly originals! | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park kitt10s: An absolute favourite. I have been following your website for a long time via another friends website. Love your work Kathleen. | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park seb: Great expression | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park emillamola: EXCELENTE!!! Me encanta. Un gran retrato. | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park jacob bodilly: Hey, really enjoyed your blog this morning, I looked at as many posts as I could over a cup of coffee. This image is a classic. Your style is beautiful and honest. Good luck , Jacob Bodilly. | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Viraj: i am following your blog from last few weeks. its just amazing. learning a lot too :) | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park mandakini: just perfect! well done and thanks again ... | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park martin_d: this is just perfect | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Liang: love the eye-popping subject on the boy's face here. superbly shot and processed! | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Gabor Varga: Lovely :))) | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Carolyn of Spring, TX: We all know that children are in constant motion. To have captured this moment is amazing to me. You can see his slight shrug as he is inhaling the fragrance. The light on his shoulder and the rosy cheeks would do Vermeer proud. | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park kate: One of your cutest portraits ever. :))) | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park CushmoK: a so delicate portrait... il m'a volé un large sourire alors que j'écoutais en même temps Yann Tiersen me parler de mélancolie et de bonheur... | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park ethan: a brilliant cheerful shot | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park dkc: hehe...this kid looks so sweet! Great blurred background too! | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Laurie: Such a sweet portrait. I love the expression. I think the mom will be extra happy on Mother's Day. | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Tiny Reflections: One of the cutest kids I have ever seen! It should be in a commercial for that ice cream. | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Andrea: I know that place. :) I've gone there many times for bird watching when it's raptor migration. One of the best places I've been to for bird watching in the area! | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park chiara : That's cute | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Peter DeWitt: I have read this blog for a while. Love the photos, Kathleen. JPH, great poetry too! | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Otto K.: ah, terrific moment captured. | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park David Tinnon: Definately the KCDT "Amazing Smile Maker" award winner. Does he have an agent yet? A Hallmark card, a florist's billboard, a....But if this were the tiniest bit cuter, you could be charged with sacrinism. At it is, I'm inclined to accept this young man's portrait because, as a child, I had the same barber...had a slight limp....right leg as I recall....and you continue to amaze too, by coming up with these shots! | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Kathleen: Markus Spring: LOL, yes, I know Johnny Cash's "Starkville City Jail" -- but these are tulips, not dandelions, and we were out there way before curfew! :D | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Markus Spring: priceless expression... But you know J. Cash's Starkville experiences, don't you? | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Kris Becker: Too cute!!!!! You rule. | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park JPH: With a beautiful tulip clasp in each of his hands, | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Noreen: What a beautiful close portrait and a lovely Mothers Day Surprise. | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park edvatza: Great eyes! | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Tero: Adorable! What a great expression on his face. | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Judith Polakoff: An adorable shot, Kathleen. Really made me smile! :-) | |
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April 27, 2009: Tulips at Rose Tree Park Gator: Wow. Someone will be very very happy on Mother's day! | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening CushmoK: à nouveau une très belle histoire que cette longue marche... vraiment touché par la poésie qui se dégage de cette proposition... | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening Juan C. Laguna: Really beautiful image. I love the contrast achieved with your adjust. Thanks... :-) | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening Laurie: You always capture the moments of youth so well. What a wonderful way to grow up! | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening Slim Digital Camera: This picture tells a great story! Thanks for this :) | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening Macro photography: I just came across your blog and love it so far. You have such a diverse photo interest. | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening Tero: There is no leaves on the trees, but the boy does not even have a t-shirt. So it must be the first warm spring day! :) | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening Tero: There is no leaves on the trees, but the boy does not even have a t-shirt. So it must be the first warm spring day! :) | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening JPH: You would certainly think a Cub Scout would know, | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening Facundo: Kathleen, I've been following your blog for months. Almost feel part of the community! Your photos amaze me. | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening Tiffany B.: This is a story in a shot my dear:) Thanks for capturing this!! | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening Jill: Beautiful photo. I found your blog a few weeks ago and have been amazed by your work. Your photos completely relax me and almost take me away from reality for that moment!! I'm new to photography and loving it, I've actually become quite obsessed with taking pictures! Thanks for putting the photo info., that's been a big help for a newbie like myself!! Nice to realize I don't need to fully understand photoshop or spend hours in it, to produce a good picture. I'm focusing on getting in right in the camera. Practice, practice, practice. =) Jill in AZ | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening David Tinnon: Even a nut has the right to bare limbs! (the trees, not the stunt crew captain--on second thought, shooting backwards, guess that puts you in the stunt crew union too!) Anyway, I see Bucks County is a pretty rough place. A guy could lose his shirt. Still, it is more nice by you, in the color, composition, subject, depth of road (DOR) and post processing departments....but then those departments usually to do well around these parts, and we can add the "shooting backwards" department to the list of well doers.....(and don't forget the union dues.) Thanks for the walk, I feel better. | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening jody: =) | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening edvatza: What I really like about your photos is the diversity. Every post is different! I tend to be much more of a specialist. | |
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April 23, 2009: First Warm Evening Swati: Really love your blog Kathleen, the images are so poetic :) Beautiful. | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY KJ: That is quite gorgeous. Great colours and fantastic DoF. It feels kind of nostalgic. Not sure if it's the colours or what but it feels dated, in a good way. | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY LwS: Wonderful blossom shot - clever use of depth of field - nice to see spring back! | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY mandakini: thanks again, kathleen! | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY Guido Leonardi: Since one week the apple flowers are gone here in my town. The cherry flowers are also gone. Yesterday I found them at an altitude of 1000 metres. | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY Andrea: That depth of field and bokeh is amazing! So lovely and spring-y! | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY Nataly Rader: What a wonderful work with the focus in this image! It is so dreamy... | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY http://trevorlisky.net76.net/: Amazing work as usual. It has been as spring full of colors and bloom. Hope you enjoyed your trip to upstate NY (siena). Only wish I knew you were here. | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY marcus: Another gorgeous shot. I really love the way controlled the focal plane, to get the focus on two branches in different parts of the frame. | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY MD: Very interesting DOF indeed. A lovely shot! | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY Andrew: The narrow depth of field is so nice. I want that lens! | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY JPH: With my friends from the 60's I did confer; | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY Markus Spring: wonderful colors and bokeh. I've always had a faible for shallow DoF - in my eyes it's one of those genuinely photographic techniques of partial abstraction. | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY Laurie: Stunning bokeh. Such richness. There is such a profusion of blooms on those branches. | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY Marcie: Absolutely stunning! Lvoe the soft colors and background bokeh. | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY robin: it would make me very happy to be able to learn from you in a class! i love the rich blue and complex bokeh. very uplifting kathleen :) | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY one way photo / Mark: Lovely spring shot.. I like the way it jumps around from in-focus bits to out-of-focus bits | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY jody: Omg 1.2!! Gorgeous bokeh =) I just saw this now Kathleen. The colors are incredible in this photo. Don't you just Love spring! | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY Cassy: Beautiful shot! Love the colors. | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY Otto K.: really lovely. wonderful bokeh. | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY David Tinnon: The official poster image for Spring '09! Just brilliant, Kathleen, as if the blossoms are being ejected from a spiral galaxy captured by the Hubble. Beautiful effect with the wine and azure hues swirling in the distance! | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY Tero: Fantastic spring colors and atmosphere. | |
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April 20, 2009: Weeping Cherry, Woodstock, NY Kjetil: I get a really good spring feeling when looking at this one! Love the color and the bokeh. The 85mm f/1.2L is one of my favourite lenses! | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf matthew lyons: as others have said, great perspective. i love that eye staring down at me. | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf LwS: This is too cute! | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf SePp: very beautiful portrait :-) | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Detour: Looks like an inquisitive and intelligent creature. Love it. | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Olivier Jules: wow!!! what a beautiful capture!!! | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Ilan: You just can't not to "Awwww" this one :) | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf matt: Never commented before. But I've been watching for a while enjoying your photographs. I appreciate your photographs immensely. I also appreciate your comment about shooting fish in a barrel. Sometimes you know what is going to turn out well, and those are often boring to take. But beauty is still beauty. For me, it is easy to depreciate the value of something that comes naturally. Someday I hope to capture that beauty that you do so easily. | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Marie: Oh how this photo smells hay and baby cow:) | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Wolfgang: Great perspective! | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf adrian: those eyes!!!!! perfect angle. | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf ReallyJapan: Oh, it's cute.. and I like the angles | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Otto K.: well, i can't say it's that cute, but i really like the shot. :) | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Puna: Oh I don't know about that...I'm sure this has a lot to do with your photography skills! It's a great angle and look at that focus...I'd kill for that! | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Laura: Those eyes, how sweet! | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Betty: Excellent perspective and the most adorable calf! Beautiful big eyes! Nice to see a different kind of baby calf photo! | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf David Tinnon: Jakey's Latest Bull? Sounds like a great AM talk show! This is my favorite version of "Silver Threads and Golden Needles! (brows and the straw,{hay now?}) I haven't seen a lens aperture this big since 8x10 Calumet days. How many mega-pixels can a bull be? ....and dittos to the above accolades, Kathleen, you are the best bull shooter ever! | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Xavier: Nice deep of field thanks to 2.8 aperture. In my opinion the low foreground do not contribute much to the equilibry of composition. Great photoblog!! | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Alvis: Excellent picture. I love being able to see the lines in the fur around his right eye. | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Slim Digital Camera: Great shot, excellent focus on the head and a very good angle! | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Russ Devan: Excellent perspective. I love his big curious eyes. | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf edvatza: It's all about perspective. This image is made at the perfect angle. Excellent job! | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Laurie: Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww....So very sweet! Don't try to tell me this didn't take advantage of your skill...this is beyond just being a cute photo of a calf...this is artistry in action, definitely a testament to your skill with a camera. | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Frida: Such a beautiful little fellow. | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Tero: Fantastic point of view! I think he is actually smiling :) | |
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April 14, 2009: Jakey's Latest Bull Calf Gator: Awwww... | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Ali Garcia: You're pictures are so clear and perfect. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud SePp: Great shot. It is great with the foggy atmosphere! | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Andrew: Wow the fog is pretty sweet. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Morten: There is one word that comes to my mind when looking at this picture: Freedom. It's so full of energy and enthusiasm. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Dan Creighton: Makes me feel like a kid again just viewing it. Classic image and very pleasing overall. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud David: Great great picture. I really like it. But I was wondering, where is it taken from? Since it seems to be from altitude... | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Freddie Carthy: I happened to be listening to the end of Politik by Coldplay when I saw this... words cannot describe the feeling. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud one way photo / Mark: Love the tiny figure and the wonderful sense of scale. Colours are great, and I like the vignetting at the bottom corners. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Animesh: Amazing! There's so much of life in this photo. I also liked the wide angle in this. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud CushmoK: comme si cet enfant courrait vers la brume pour s'y perdre, prĂŞt Ă l'affronter car la peur qui le poursuit est plus grande.. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud robin: this is a wondrous image! your entire photoblog is an inspiring collection of images. what i love the most? these represent ordinary moments brought to the level of 'life as art' in the best way possible. i really appreciated my visit kathleen :) | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Nataly Rader: Great shot! The overwhelming green an the fog is dreamy and magical. And the scale is shown so well. The running person seams so tiny. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Robert van Vaals: Briljant image - I cannot stop looking at it. It's like a dream and like something from very long ago - something I did or could have done. This is a gorgeous photo - it brings back memories and generates stories. That's what a great image does - thanks! | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Matt Bamberg: Love that photo. The subject is soooo tiny and the landscape soooo vast. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Tero: Great work. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Mirko Herzner: Amazing composition and simplicity. This is lovely and will be collected in VFXY. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Otto K.: wonderous shot. :) | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud stephane: Must have been a fun run to do. I would have done it that young. Now I watch kids doing it and take a picture and only stare, scared of wetness on a camera that can't take it, whereas I could. like the v-shape of his arms. Victory of happiness in the immensity. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Markus Spring: Great - the joy of the kid as well as the scale is well expressed here. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Belinda: I really like the mood and feel of your pictures... It is very "zen"!!! | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud 10fraction: I'm really happu to have landed here, your photoblog is amazing, so thanks to Laurie. The last one is a stunning photograph, the small human being in the middle of the field is the strong point of the composition, the mist she's running toward is like a door, a gogeous picture. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud seb: Awesome shot, very moody | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Slim Digital Camera: Very interesting image, very simplistic but captured just right. Thank you for sharing | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Jeremy: That's gorgeous, I love the huge version. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud david tinnon: Obviously not running for office. I did the humongous version....there's no weeds!...wonderful patterns in the treeline....may have screen damage though..... Thank you, and the cloud investigator! (Glad I don't have to mow this lawn.) | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Victoria: Awesome! | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Alfred: very existential and full of emotion. Feels like he is entering an abyss. Great image! | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud JPH: There once was a woman and her son | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Laurie: Such joy...this is superb. Captures such innocence. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud toffi: i just love your pictures! and i envy you for your skills! my every-day-visit to your blog has become a must! greetings from the lake of constance in south germany, where spring has finally arrived toffi | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud MikesRightBrain: Just beautiful, kathleen! My kind of shot! | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Noreen: So wonderful, both the image and the conversation. Love the Humongous version with the tree detail, can almost feel the rain. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud hwalk: This is why I love your photography. It is so beautiful--the person, the colors, the atmosphere--love it, love it, love it. | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Gator: LOVE THE IMAGE...like a dream. I think you have a budding artist on your hands! A poet? A sculptor? A painter? A multi-media artist?! | |
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April 07, 2009: Running Through a Rain Cloud Sarah: This photo makes me so happy. Thank you for sharing it! | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Michael S. Red: This is fantastic! One of my favorite shots of yours... | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Mcclaude: I like the photo. great!!! | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Nataly Rader: What an incredible capture! If you didn`t say that it was real I would`ve never guessed. Unique image, indeed! | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By ODILIA LIUZZI: i like it!! wonderful lights.. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Devyn: Kathleen, this is stunning.... I love the saturation here. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Annie: Incredible photo ! I just discover your blog, I will come back. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By edvatza: Very eerie. Very nice. Very well done! | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By jelb: Bonjour, | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Craig Wilson: Love the lighting and it makes perfect sense :) | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Gabor Varga: Your long shutterspeed made wonder, beautiful one. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Roy: Nice one Kathleen! | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Ilan: What a beautiful photo.. The colors are amazing, very well done. The long exposure is executed well. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By david tinnon: iComment 2.o Not sure which has the greater impact; your noir grafique, or your implied linkage of youth and patience...though perhaps there is a common link?
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Wolfgang: Great colours and lighting. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Slim Digital Camera: Great Night shot! The light on the tree on the left looks really cool. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Laurie: Wow...this is such a fascinating phenomena. Wildy beautiful and kind of spooky. I'm so glad you managed this so well without a tri-pod. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By jody: Wow Kathleen thats a brilliant shot! Shows it's good to always have your camera on hand yes? | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By David Tinnon: You are living in one special time zone, lady. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Jeff (dogilicious): The is some title! Great capture. I've never seen this happen before. A perfect convergence of the elements. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Marta: I never thought it was physically possible! | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Marshall: I love this! A surreal and dramatic image. Things really came together for you. There's so much to be said for having you camera with you always. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Christian: Absolutely splendid shot! | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By David D: Kathleen - once again, I am in awe at your incredible talent. Thank you for sharing with us. And thanks for reminding me of another of my favorites (was it really back in 2007? - I must be getting old). David | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Laurie: Simply stunning! Thank-you! | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Joe: Wow! | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By olivia: Oh wow -- that is spectacular! Yay for having your camera handy and nice work capturing the image! | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By JPH: Now this is a picture truly unique | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Jonathan: Awesome. At first I thought it was a funnel cloud. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Wayne Woodruff: Wow, very cool and very clever. 30 second shutter? Pretty clever 'tripod' technique :-) I'm relatively 'local' to you, I live in Chalfont and I often ride my motorcycle in Upper Bucks looking for photo opportunities. I took a pretty neat photo on the way to work earlier this week, which is posted on my photoblog. Thanks for sharing. Ir's foggy this morning again. Maybe there will be more good shots this morning! Give the cub scout a big hug. Before you know it, he will be a teenager. DAMHIK. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Nreen: Wonderful! Unusual and very pleasing. Love this one and the 07 photo is another favorite. | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Torben: Definitely a great one! A shadow where you wouldn't expect it! | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Kokonad: Oh this is phenomenal! Words escape me! | |
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April 01, 2009: The Shadow of the Durham Church Steeple on Low-Hanging Rain Clouds as a Car Goes By Tero: Fantastic night shot! | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months matthew lyons: there's so much character in this photo. i love it. | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months Slim Digital Camera: Very nice shot, to say you got lucky with the focus, it's very good! Thanks for sharing | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months Frank Armstgrong: Seeing this image of Gayle reminded me of my friend, Erika, who has three...yes, three...Boston terriers. Thought you might enjoy her site; http://www.pbase.com/erikajake/animals | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months -s: What an absolutely adorable dog!!! | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months Andrea: So cute!! I've been wanting a dog, but not at the point in my life to have one. I see everyone out walking their doggies and it makes me want one even more!! | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months edvatza: Wouldn't call it luck! The pup is well exposed (photographically speaking!) and I really like the play of light in the foreground receding into the shadows of the background. Nice. | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months Laurie: This is just awesome...I love it. The pup is so cute and the expression is priceless. | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months Tero: Cute little fellow. | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months Grosse Pointer: Sublime! | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months digital photo retouching: the best doggy portrait I have seen! | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months david tinnon: The curving pattern on the print shop floor, and the pup's posture creates the illusion that Gayle is sitting at a bar, awaiting her brewski and (dog)biscuits. I know you shy from post production, but would a deck of cards, cigar, and a shot glass be too much to ask here? I see a great composite shot potential; "Deal-in the Dogs of Durham," all composed around a big poker table in a smoky room with snapshots of famous photographers taped to the walls, and....Well, anyway Kathleen, you must admit that is a poker face! (And a well shot face it is!) | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months Jody: Aww he's adorable. Our neighbor had a dog Just like this for over 12years.What a great dog. We use to let him come with us for Ice Cream =) Nice photo Kathleen! | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months dewaun.simmons: awe...such an adorable little puppy! Love the lighting and the introspective-looking pose! | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months K.B.R: better late than never, fortunately I found your site, to my surprise I discovered a world of very beautiful photo, IT'S GREAT AND GRANDIOSE,Bravo | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months ROB: Woof. And I can imagine how fast this 4 month old moves. | |
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months JPH: I always enjoy a picture of things black and white.
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March 28, 2009: Gayle, Four Months Scott: "got lucky with the focus" - lol. You must get lucky alot! (Don't put yourself down. You've got more than luck.) | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Chris Curnow: Great capture! The shot even without the birds would be fantastic but then add the flock and becomes great. Just beautiful and inspiring. | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Abel: Really simple but really nice. Good touch with the birds. | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Craig Wilson: Love the wide open spaces and feel in this image. | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Suzanne: Magnificent scenery and the flock of geese is icing on the cake. | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Gabor Varga: So peaceful, I love it. | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Sofie Dittmann: Great color in the grass. Love it. | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Slim Digital Camera: GREAT shot! How cool is that to capture the image with them flying like that, very nice work :) | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Laurie: I love all the layers in this image. From the sky to the foreground. The V of geese is a great touch! | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Wolfgang: Great scenery, love the colours and this atmosphere ... | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Averi: Nice capture! It's great you manage to be quick enough to get the birds into the frame. Well done! | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Alice: Beautiful, Kathleen! I love this one. | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. edvatza: I really like how you captured the light on the rolling hills in the foreground and how that plays against the mountains in the background. Very well done. | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Ilan: Sign of Spring? Or Autumn? | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Commercial and Events: I would love to have a chance to shoot some birds flying in this kind of formation! Great shot! | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Michelle: This must be the doorway to heaven | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. jody: wow Great capture with the geese!! This looks like an early am photo. Just soooo relaxing. Spring's Just about here!! | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Otto K.: beautiful scene. so lovely. | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Al: A beautiful photo Kathleen.It will be great to see the Canadas back here(in Canada)Tell them not to hurry,we still have lots of snow and COLD temps here in Saskatchewan. | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. AKS: Wonderfully captured! Always enjoy your wide open landscapes. | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Alvis: I love the picture. I like the way you have captured the foreground but then the image just seems to fade out into the distance towards the mountains. | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. JPH: The muted grays and browns of winter now retreating. | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. Markus Spring: What a peaceful scenery in a wide country. In comparison my bavarian landscape is so crouded, buildings everywhere... | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. david tinnon: It's about time those geese made their point. Looks like another point is being made about the powerful impact of a singular, momentary vision. Beautiful! (or, on this site, somewhat above average!) Kathleen, you get a "10," the geese get a "7.3." | |
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March 18, 2009: Nockamixon Road Looking East, 9:00 a.m. kate: love the way you capture the seasons. :) | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown scott: beautiful portrait! Love the performance of the the lens here. Super clean and a real stand out candid. | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown Chris Curnow: Beautiful shot and great DOF. It's a wonderful experience opening this on the web as the sparkling lights display first and then the girl appears. | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown CushmoK: très belle image empreinte d'une grande sérénité... | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown Marta: Wow. Were Her eyes always that big? I love Your "Jenn photos". Invariably. | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown RD: Gorgeous bokeh! | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown Alvis: Another great picture. I had to look up bokeh but yes, it's great. :) I aspire to capture images like this more often. Sigh... | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown edvatza: Very intriguing. So often we hear "have your subject looking into the frame and not out of it". Here she is looking out of the frame but it leaves me wanting to know... what is she looking at? And that is holding my attention. Cool. | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown david tinnon: So well composed soft lights and sharp profile. The burnt out blur rising above Jenn's head suggests one of those "cartoon thought balloons" (and she does look to have something on her mind.) Jenn must be totally oriented (ha, ha!) to getting shot at any moment as a mandatory correlary to "hangin' with Kathleen!" since she often appears completely unaffected by your "working presence." | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown jelb: bonjour, | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown Joanne: Ohh I so missed going this year to the flower show. We were leaving for vacation. I hope we see some more pics =) Love the bokeh contrasted with Jenn. Amazing! | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown Laurie: I love that sparkly bokeh. It is just so pretty and captivating. A wonderful backdrop for this portrait of Jenn. | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown MikesRightBrain: wow... just stunning, Kathleen! I was expecting a nice landscape and this was a huge surprise... beautifully done. | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown Betsy Barron: terrific, glorious, glittering bokeh - oh yeah, and Jenn is beautiful and sharp as a tack! | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown Markus Spring: I love the colorful bokeh, well balancing the single colors of dress and pillow and adding a serene mood. | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown JPH: From Durham Township the road we go down | |
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March 16, 2009: Jenn, Chinatown Mark: Nice; I like the lights in the background. Chinatown in Philly is a neat place when its lit up. By the way, i do believe I saw you in Jim Thorpe this week-end at the parade. Mark | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow Slim Digital Camera: Nice. Love the sky, great contrast of colors too! Well done | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow Workshop Fotografia: Really impressive and dramtic. I like the littel man in the corner against the poswer of nature. | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow Laurie: The sky is just beautiful with all those intersecting contrails and clouds. Nice action. At first I thought he was on cross country skis from his stance, but then I realized he is running. | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow Otto K.: beautiful. love the sky. | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow Amber: Spring is almost here. Where's Jakey? | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow annie: This smaller version is beautiful enough but when the larger version is put on....Voila. Seems like someone is aiming a pointer at all the lines and showing us the magnificence of it all. | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow jody: Well even tho the snow does give us a wonderful opportunity for great photo's..I for one am glad that spring Is springing up. This is luscious Kathleen. I love the contrast of the snow again'st the blue sky. Stunning! | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow david tinnon: Winter's marathon, run to the sun. | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow tony: I posted a photo of ice on my site over a week ago and bid farewell to winter only to have it snow here in southeastern Delaware this evening. When will it ever end? Very soon I hope, so we can shoot green! | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow José: Hi! Kathleen Connally I'm José, from Mexico SLP excelent pictures, you are an excelent photograph... realy like your work! God bless you!.... sorry by the languaje.... que tengas un dia hermoso | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow david tinnon: What an artfully arranged collection of receding lines (on earth as it is in heaven) --all the more emphasized by the hasty pilgrim's long cold journey across a barren landscape. For some reason, I feel the scene only lacks for a drooping clock on a stick.....or some geese....or a dog......or | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow Milena: I love how the feeling of motion towards the horizon is created not only by the moving figure (a boy?) but with the lines in the snow and the traces in the sky as well - it gives a sort of powerful dynamic to the scene, makes you feel the movement. :) | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow Maarten: hi! tnx for sharing! | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow Kourosh Rad: WOW! beautiful shot. I love the sky and the clouds, they give the picture an special look. Well done | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow Kourosh Rad: WOW! beautiful shot. I love the sky and the clouds, they give the picture an special look. Well done | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow Adolph: Kathleen , | |
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March 13, 2009: Melting Snow JPH: Sky so blue, | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Charlie: Those people remind me of Dr. Seuss characters | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Dragos: Beautiful silhouettes shot. | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift jody: That is just spectacular. Love the shine of the setting sun on the snow. And children in midair? Perfection!!! | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Grosse Pointer: The thrill of childhood exuberance, caught in an instant. Beautiful. No wonder I *sigh* with delight whenever visiting your site. Ahhhhhhh! Your work rejuvenates me! | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Mike H: Nothing but fun.... Great capture, bet it wasn't hard to get the models to perform. | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift aurel: fantastic! | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Maarten: alright! | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Cassy: Great Photo. I like the sun on the snow and the kids jumping on the hill. | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Marta: oh, life. | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Angela: Oh wow! | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Otto K.: love this shot. :) | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Hyung W. Pak: Spectacular. | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Midori: What a fun and energetic image! Great composition. | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Pumpkin: Wow! | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Robert Kruh: Wow, beautiful shot! Great action photograph :) | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Diane: Pure joy! | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Mark: perfect timing! the silhouettes are perfect! | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Marcie: SO MUCH FUN!! Love the joy you've captured in the silhouettes of these children jumping!!! | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift JPH: Making the most of the day that is fading | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Markus Spring: Wonderful backlight, flowing around the persons suspended in mid-air. I like that tension of warm and cold here. | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Tero: Fantastic silhouettes and composition! | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Abhijit Dharmadhikari: That's a lovely silhouette! Texture of the snow is superb! | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Laurie: Awesome! I love their mid-air poses. Wonderful. Love that light. | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift edvatza: Beautiful backlit image. Very well done! But truth be told, I am glad the snow is GONE! | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift David Tinnon: A frozen moment in a frozen land,
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Alfred: Great shot. I like the vignette and the use of contrast to highlight a relatively small subject. | |
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March 09, 2009: Snow Drift Gary: Great shot. The way that you caught the two silhouettes immediately made me think of Calvin and Hobbes... Perfect! :-) | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight m a r t a: haha :D fun shot, makes the snowball look so big! | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight chiara: funny :) | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight Craig Wilson: I'd hate to be one of your models :) Looks like you put them through their paces! Great timing and action. | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight SePp: nice "cool" shot :-) | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight Laurie: Such fun! The expression on your target is priceless. | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight Anthony DiSante: Hard to believe this was just 2 days ago, considering that it's 70 degrees outside right now! | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight Anthony DiSante: Hard to believe this was just 2 days ago, considering that it's 70 degrees outside right now! | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight Marta: Quite brave to get into that with your camera... But it was worth it! | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight Alfred: Throwing snowballs and taking snapshots - that's skill right there. | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight edvatza: Wow, looks like you were right in the line of fire. Excellent action image made just at the right second (make that millisecond). | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight one way photo / Mark: You have definitely caught this at the 'decisive moment'. Great shot, and very fun... | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight Mark: Great photo Kathleen; unfortunately I cannot share your sentiment about the snow. Bring on the summer! | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight Peruby: Ow! I hope they got revenge! | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight Suzanne: Pow...a marvelous decisive moment here. | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight Tero: Great timing. Well captured! | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight Abhijit Dharmadhikari: Well composed, interesting shot! Liked the action captured!! | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight Sofie Dittmann: This is one of the nicest gallery of pictures of "everyday" scenes that aren't so "everyday" I've seen in a while. Just couldn't help writing a tweet on it. I'll for sure put this one on my list of blogs to follow. Keep up the great work. | |
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March 05, 2009: Snowball Fight David Tinnon: Thanks for putting up a good fight! Looks like "Cloud Hurling" to me. Fantastic timing (as we've come to expect,) in what appears to be the opening salvo of yet another Cold War. | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Kathleen: Mooch: Thanks - will look up her work. Not familiar with it. | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck mooch: Having just watched an interesting photography documentary I have concluded that your images are very similar in subject to that of Sally Mann; though of course not quite so controversial. I like her work and will probably purchase her book "Immediate Family". I like the documentary style both you and Sally have. | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Scott: Beautiful as always, Kathleen | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck PhotoContestKid: Good to know about the filter for the glare Kathleen. Many thanks for sharing that! | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Suzanne: No bumps and bruises here...looks like a very soft landing. Great capture. | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Averi: Great use of wide angle, with the polarizer helping on the wonderful colors. Lovely picture! | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Frank Armstgrong: Don't you just love the new 5D2? It handles just about every lighting condition with such ease. | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck edvatza: Yep, that's what it looked like. The nice thing about a snow like this at this time of year is that it falls, looks beautiful and then disappears quickly. It going to hit 60 by the weekend. By the way, I'm just up the road in Hellertown. | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck chris: stunning image, you have really captured the fun! | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Otto K.: oh, how fun. our snow wasn't nearly enough for this. :) | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Judith Polakoff: Such a cool and funny shot! :-) | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck oriol: good push. | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Claus Petersen: Looks like someone had a little accident ;-) Great shot! | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck THOMAS WINZER: Very nice, I like the arrangement and lighting. Great! | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck jody: LOL great shot! Yes we got a nice dumping of snow too! I wish I had a child to toss into the snow tho lol. Cuteeee! | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Adolph: Kathleen , | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck annie:
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March 02, 2009: Stuck JPH: Moments ago I was King of the Hill, having a run of mighty good luck.
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Laurie: Love it...very cute moment. He looks like he's saying..."A little help her? Please? Anyone?" We were told to be prepared for at least 8 inches and up to 14...we got maybe 5 and that is being generous. Oh well...School was canceled in anticipation of the storm...but my 16 year old, the last one living home, chose to sleep in rather than romp in the snow...teenagers! | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Kathleen: Tiffany B.: At one point, yes! :) Abhijit Dharmadhikan: Not HDR. (I've never used HDR on any of my images.) It was extremely bright when I shot this, so I used a circular polarizing filter on the lens to cut some of the glare. | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck david tinnon: White Sugar Planet Safty Tips When exploring the White Sugar Planet,
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Tero: Fantastic open skies and lots of white snow! | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Abhijit Dharmadhikari: Beautiful picture! Texture of the sky and ice is beautiful! Is this an HDR image? | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Russ Devan: I love this, Kathleen. You've captured a great childhood memory. I think my labrador enjoyed the snow more than my kids did today. As soon as she saw all the snow, she got so excited, she literally ran laps around the entire yard. And if that wasn't enough to tire her out, she then tried to chase the end of my snow shovel as we cleared out the driveway. It was a nice snow to be out in. | |
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March 02, 2009: Stuck Tiffany B.: This is VERY one of a kind:) Were you waist deep too?:) Thanks for sharing!! | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening rob: K- I love this shot. Really brought me back to my own blue & gold banquets in Unionville, PA. Thanks - | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening Deb: Great shot! and an excellent way to celebrate scouting and no matter how different our group traditions are this photo reminders us that we belong to a WORLD organization. | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening david tinnon: Wow, the porch view via your link above is like a dream. Perfect. Love getting weather reports in pictures! (We are having days in the low 50s with a spring shower or two.) | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening Kathleen: Russ and Laurie: My cubbie is still a bear - this is another member of our pack who is a Webelo. Jody: Yes, we nearly a foot of snow over the last 24 hours - I just posted a new shot from today. Here's another - it's an extremely large version of a shot taken from my porch at 11.45 this morning: | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening Laurie: Russ did scouting for a number of years. He made it to Star rank when he had to choose between Youth Orchestra and Scouting because they conflicted...he chose Orchestra. He really missed Scouting though...he just couldn't fit it in the schedule. It is interesting how varied the ceremonies are between different troops and councils. We were in Patriot Path Council Troop 80 and they had what the called the Coup Council...it was a very interesting ceremony, very elaborate. I remember those dinners well...it was fun and the food was pretty good too. This is a beautiful photo of a very traditional moment. He is a Webelo if I remember the neckerchief and patch correctly right? | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening Benjamin: You really captured the moment! Great shot. | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening Averi: I like how they both focus on the candl... Colors are great, very warm: I love it! | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening JPH: Kathleen went to the banquet, it was a great night out. | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening Jody: Well I was a Girl Scout so we did similiar things. Great shot and wonderful lighting. Your camera is the bomb as far as shooting in dim light goes!! Is it snowing there? Take a few March Snow photo's tomorrow if you can =) | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening Russ Devan: Very nice shot of one of the classic ceremonies of the traditional Blue and Gold Banquet. This brings back memories of when my boys were Cubs and I was a Den Leader. My youngest is starting his fourth year of Boy Scouts and is working on his Life rank badge (one below Eagle Scout) and will be working this summer at a BSA summer camp as a counselor-in-training. It's great to watch them grow from little "Cubbies" and into responsible young men. Just curious what rank your Cub Scout is (unless that is him in the photo, then I can tell he's either a first-year or second-year Webelo) and when he might be crossing over to Boy Scouts. | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening annie:
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening Skoticus: That brings back so many childhood memories. Beautiful colors, and the lighting is so well done. | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening Tero: Fantastic light and mood. | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening SPK: Lens envy!! Great shot. | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening Ann from Montana: A wonderful moment captured forever! And thank you for the Akela info...no kids and a long time since my 51 year old kid brother was a "cub"... It is a beautiful quotation. | |
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March 01, 2009: Cub Scout Ceremony Opening david tinnon: WHEW! for a moment I thought you were documenting some new "light the flag" ceremony--(surly there is no Piro-Patriot Badge now!)--but there does look to be a stack of dollar bills on the table. Perhaps there's 'bout to be a Civics-101 lesson in the proper functions of governments, and they will show how to make some people happy by burning the money instead. I'm just happy they aren't burning the flags, although that makes some people happy too.... This shot also reminds me of how well the Scout's motto serves the photographer equally well as you so perfectly demonstrated in the recent "Got Milk?" shot! Hey Websters, I also noticed we can see Kathleen in the mirror on the wall as she lines up the shot. Nice outfit Kathleen, but I liked the "Hang'm High/Back to the Future" look much better! Perhaps some day we should discuss fashion tips over a whiskey and cigarillos! (Or milk and corn muffins--your call.) | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker Claus Petersen: He looks a little apprehensive! stop bothering him with your camera ;-) | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker david tinnon: By squinting a little, you'll see a vapory ghost-like profile created by the cool highlights on the right side of John's head. If you are unable to manually squint, you can use Photoshop/filters/dustandscratches/median (4-11)or Photoshop/filters/surface blur(12,10), or in Picasa you can........O.K., nevermind the tech-path, just try to squint, or ask a friend to put their head next to yours in front of the monitor and have them squint for you.......(got to admit, the shape created by the warm/cool division of John's face is quite remarkable, but then Kathleen, you have a tendency toward the remarkable {as a rule.}) | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker Mark Scheuern: Adobe Lightroom's curves tool is an improvement over Photoshop's, IMO, though both are very useful. Martin Evening has a nice article on the differences: | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker Craig Wilson: Mortuary science - now theres a study topic! Nice portrait. | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker Kathleen: Steve S.: 1) No. 5) There are plenty of great tutorials out there on using the curves tool - I don't think I could explain it any better than this one that I just found doing a Google search: | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker Steve S: Well...here are some questions I might ask: -Do you do curve adjustments to individual color channels or the RGB composite? -Standard 3-point s-curves or something else? Do you ever use reverse s-curves? -Do you use localized s-curves? How do you select the region? -If you do in in a couple of minutes, it seems you must have something of a routine or a standard thought process. Can you explain? Maybe for an example or two? -Maybe a case-study or two, with a screen-shot (or photo!) of the final curve? Curves allow such a variety of adjustments that it would help to have a few examples to use as starting points. Enough. I understand if you are too busy to explain. I just love the look of your images and wonder about the role of postprocessing. | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker Annie: I know nothing about cameras or how they work but this picture and what he is studying sure scares me. Hope I can sleep tonight. | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker David Tinnon: John, you might want to consider those National Funeral Directors Association conventions in Vegas, they do love a good "industry" joke or two, just to liven up the place! As for Kathleen's handiwork, this portrait works excellently for a mortician or an actor and shows off your attention to background as well as foreground compositional details. (Maybe it's just habit by now!) | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker Kathleen: Steve S: No noise reduction. I've barely used noise reduction software since I bought the Canon 5D over three years ago. I just bought the successor (5D Mark II) and it's even more amazing in that regard - there's minimal noise at even higher ISOs like 6400. Not sure how to explain the curves adjustments in detail - I guess I could make charts showing the point changes but it seems like pretty dull stuff! :) Learning to use the curves tool is a good investment. The more you experiment initially, the less time it takes to achieve great results. It's enormously powerful and very slight adjustments can make big changes to contrast and saturation levels. It usually takes less than two minutes to post-process my images these days - and that has everything to do with learning the curves tool. Thank you for your regular visits. :) | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker Steve S: Very noise-free for ISO 1600. Did you use some noise processing (e.g. Noise Ninja or NeatImage)? Also, it would be great if you could/would detail more specifically the curves (and other) adjustments you make for a few of your amazing images. Yours is the only photoblog I regularly check. Maybe the simplicity of the 1-image-every-few-days-format? | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker Laurie: The light accentuates his sharp features well giving this quite a dramatic impact. He does look like quite a character. | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker Jody: Wow Katleen! He looks like an interesting person lol. Great expression! | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker Markus Spring: Careful portrait - I can't find another, better adjective, but this one both seems to meet the shooting style as well as John's expression. | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker JPH: When life has John stressed, grave stituations pushing him the brink, | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker Frida: Really good portrait but the title made me think about Depeche Mode ;-) | |
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February 25, 2009: John the Undertaker Bruce Meyer: Listen to Phil Keaggy's version of John the Revelator, and our subject here can take it as his own, with a minor change in the lyrics. LOL | |
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February 22, 2009: Church Field, 5:15 p.m. angel: I am a photography enthusiast, my home is a Arenys sea village on the Mediterranean coast of Catalonia (Spain) for some time I'm visiting your site which I like very much, I only want to tell you the way you see the photo matches which I myself am tired of so much as touch, that way I feel the photo does nothing but distort the reality of images that would not modify the very beautiful and at the same time tell us a lot of both the environment which have been made and the person who has taken.
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February 22, 2009: Church Field, 5:15 p.m. Joanna: Beautiful shot. Note on the slideshow: it worked just fine for me. Firefox 3.0.6, Mac OS 10.4.11. | |
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February 22, 2009: Church Field, 5:15 p.m. Kathleen: Harold: I rarely use a tripod - long evening or night exposures only. Occasionally I'll use a polarizing filter or an ND but not too often - I include that info in the photo description if I do. | |
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February 22, 2009: Church Field, 5:15 p.m. Cassy: Nice shot, the sky make everything else look so small. | |
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February 22, 2009: Church Field, 5:15 p.m. cool machines: I like that red light flooding the panorama. Durham Township looks amazing. | |
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February 22, 2009: Church Field, 5:15 p.m. Joe: It's always nice to see you shooting back on your home turf again, as your emotional connection to the work is obvious. Anyone can take cute snaps at dogs shows and the like, but your personal space work has a resonance unmatched. | |
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February 22, 2009: Church Field, 5:15 p.m. Harold : Do you use a tripod for your landscape scenes? Any filters? Awesome photos! | |
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February 22, 2009: Church Field, 5:15 p.m. Laurie: I looked at the slideshow yesterday it is fantastic. This is just beautiful with that glorious light. | |
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February 22, 2009: Church Field, 5:15 p.m. Beau: Gorgeous light! Love that golden glow across the foreground :) | |
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February 22, 2009: Church Field, 5:15 p.m. Marcie: Breathtaking light. WOW! | |
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February 22, 2009: Church Field, 5:15 p.m. JPH: I, my wife, my son and his'on |