Here are some selected photos for 7-13 January 2017. Click any image for a larger gallery view which also includes information about the camera and settings used. Hover over any image for captions if available.
Here are some selected photos for 31 December 2016 – 6 January 2017. Click any image for a larger gallery view which also includes information about the camera and settings used. Hover over any image for captions if available.
Here are some selected photos for December 24-30. Click any image for a larger gallery view which also includes information about the camera and settings used. The Prisma App for iPhone was used for some of these photos. Hover over any image for captions if available.
Here are some selected photos for December 17-23. Click any image for a larger gallery view which also includes information about the camera and settings used. Hover over any image for captions if available.
Below are 49 selected photos from 2016. Click on any photo for a larger gallery view.
On December 11, I wrote about MOO business card printing, and explained how each set of cards can have as many as 50 different designs, photos, or text on the back. So, I decided to print up a set of 50 with these 49 photos plus one that says ‘tech support’ – to make a total of 50. I went back over my photos from this year, and the ones selected here seemed like a good batch to use for printing. The wider panoramic images were cropped on the cards, but shown here you can see the full-size images. These were all taken using my iPhone 6 Plus or iPhone 7 Plus.
The cards arrived yesterday and the color quality of the print is amazing. They are about as thick as three regular business cards (like a credit card). I’m looking forward to sharing these, and then printing some more. It will be fun to see which photo people choose when selecting a card. You can learn more about MOO on their website.
Below are some favorite photos that I’ve taken recently. I have a few cameras I use regularly: iPhone 5S, Sony DSC-HX50V, and the Canon EOS Rebel T2i. Most of my iPhone 5S photos are like concept photos that are okay for web use or smaller prints. Yet, they can’t be enlarged without becoming fuzzy. The Sony and Canon photos are of higher quality.
If you’re a member of the University of Iowa, feel free to use any of these photos for UI-related promotions or other UI-related work. I’m joining with other photographers in the area to make high quality photos available for non-profit use as an in-kind donation. This saves costly license fees. I’ve recently expanded the open use license to include all government and non-profit organizations. Check with me if you have questions or to about obtain high resolution images. ~ Greg
Click any image below for a larger gallery view.
Below are some favorite photos that I’ve taken recently. I have a few cameras I use regularly: iPhone 5S, Sony DSC-HX50V, and the Canon EOS Rebel T2i. Most of my iPhone 5S photos are like concept photos that are okay for web use or smaller prints. Yet, they can’t be enlarged without becoming fuzzy. The Sony and Canon photos are of higher quality.
If you’re a member of the University of Iowa, feel free to use any of these photos for UI-related promotions or other UI-related work. I’m joining with other photographers in the area to make high quality photos available for non-profit use as an in-kind donation. This saves costly license fees. I’ve recently expanded the open use license to include all government and non-profit organizations. Check with me if you have questions or to about obtain high resolution images. ~ Greg
Click any image below for a larger gallery view.
Below are some favorite photos that I’ve taken recently. I have a few cameras I use regularly: iPhone 5S, Sony DSC-HX50V, and the Canon EOS Rebel T2i. Most of my iPhone 5S photos are like concept photos that are okay for web use or smaller prints. Yet, they can’t be enlarged without becoming fuzzy. The Sony and Canon photos are of higher quality.
If you’re a member of the University of Iowa, feel free to use any of these photos for UI-related promotions or other UI-related work. I’m joining with other photographers in the area to make high quality photos available for non-profit use as an in-kind donation. This saves costly license fees. I’ve recently expanded the open use license to include all government and non-profit organizations. Check with me if you have questions or to about obtain high resolution images. ~ Greg
Click any image below for a larger gallery view.
Below are some favorite photos from the past few weeks. I have a few cameras I use regularly: iPhone 5S, Sony DSC-HX50V, and the Canon EOS Rebel T2i. Most of my iPhone 5S photos are like concept photos that are okay for web use or smaller prints. Yet, they can’t be enlarged without becoming fuzzy. The Sony and Canon photos are of higher quality.
If you’re a member of the University of Iowa, feel free to use any of these photos for UI-related promotions or other UI-related work. I’m joining with other photographers in the area to make high quality photos available for non-profit use as an in-kind donation. This saves costly license fees. ~ Greg
Click any image below for a larger gallery view.
Below are some favorite photos from the past few weeks. These were taken with my iPhone 5S and also with my Sony DSC-HX50V. Most of my iPhone 5S photos are okay for web use or smaller prints. Some are concept photos. Yet, they can’t be enlarged without becoming fuzzy. The Sony DSC-HX50V photos are of higher quality.
If you’re a member of the University of Iowa, feel free to use any of these photos for UI-related promotions or other UI-related work. I’m joining with other photographers in the area to make high quality photos available for non-profit use as an in-kind donation. This saves costly license fees. ~ Greg
Click any image below for a larger gallery view.
