Gallery

Photography goes beyond the simple recording of events. It stimulates memories, emotions, and a greater appreciation of the world around us. Each photographer will see and capture images in their own way.

onephoto's Gallery section features a variety of images with varied themes.

As a departure from natural bright colors at the Albuquerque balloon festival, the image below was captured using a slow shutter speed and kept almost monochromatic.

New in May 2001 was a series of black and white images shot downtown Houston, Texas. The downtown area is currently undergoing a transformation, and these images are the first of a series designed to record the downtown cityscape. For best effects, double click on each image to see a higher quality, larger photograph.

The black and white phototographs in this series are being offered as limited edition fine art prints. Email for details.

Previous Gallery Photographs:

Three photographs that were taken to capture the memories of childhood. Also very applicable for concept photographs. Compare the confidence of the small boy in the top right picture to the apprehension in the lower right picture.
The technique section explains how to take picture like this, using cross processing for the color image and plastic cameras for the black and whites.

Venice Beach, LA. A late evening shot taken with a perspective control lens to deliberately blur the people.
Right: Venice Beach, volleyball net.

Napa Valley, California. An image that captures the essence of wine appreciation.

The shot was taken with a plastic camera on black and white film and then sepia toned in the computer. See Technique.

Images of South America, from a church in the Venezuelan Andes, to the dresses of spinning Samba dancers in Rio and a street scene in Cartagena, Colombia. The subtleties of color and texture in the Cartagena scene blend well. Blues and pinks in the woman's dress match the walls and window, and the old flaking paint on the walls contrasts with the newly painted window.