Friday Photography

Posted February 18th, 2011 in Friday Photography by Adrian MacNair

This is Friday Photography, edition 103. I usually post up eight of the best photos I can find on the internet during the week.

Dave Weber







Friday Photography

Posted February 11th, 2011 in Friday Photography by Adrian MacNair

You’ve probably noticed that I haven’t had a lot of time to write lately, mainly because school is very busy this term. Then when I’m finished in April I’ll likely be moving to whatever small town newspaper that will hire me, so there will be a huge upheaval then.

This is Friday Photography Edition 102. All photographs are credited where the owner is known.

Robert Strahinjić

Vedran Vidak


Stefano Unterthiner




Paul Nicklen

Friday Photography

Posted February 4th, 2011 in Friday Photography by Adrian MacNair

There was an unusual level of high quality photos out there this week, so for FP number 101 I have selected 10 photos. All of the photos belong to other people as indicated in attribution, or are commonly shared without photo credit.




Annick Morgenthaler


Aleksandr Nemizz




Friday Photography

Posted December 24th, 2010 in Friday Photography by Adrian MacNair

Yuletide edition!

Kruhme@flickr

Morrisburg, ON. deanspic@flickr

An Iraqi Christian girl attends a Christmas mass at Chaldean Catholic church in Amman, Jordan. Photo: Ali Jarekji.

Friday Photography

Posted November 19th, 2010 in Friday Photography by Adrian MacNair

I handed in 25 sports photos for my photojournalism assignment today. I’ve saved the top four for you. The first one I selected as my best. All the photos were taken on Nov. 5, 2010 during the Vancouver Giants hockey game.


260mm focal length with 1/250 shutter speed and f/10 aperture.


230mm focal length with 1/250 exposure and f/11 aperture.


190mm focal length with 1/250 exposure and f/13 aperture.


230mm focal length with 1/250 exposure and f/11 aperture.

And now for the professionals:

Cliff Berinsky

Mike Hornblade

Jason Woodcock

Friday Photography

Posted November 12th, 2010 in Friday Photography by Adrian MacNair

Hard to believe that I only have three weeks left in my first term at journalism school. So far it’s been great, but unfortunately I’ve had to neglect the old blog. One course I’ve really enjoyed is photojournalism. I’ve submitted a few shots from this term before the regular Friday Photography pics.


West Hastings in downtown Vancouver. Nov. 02, 2010. Shot with 55m focal length at 1/320 @f/11 aperture and ISO 800.


Scramble in front of the Vancouver Giants net during a game against the Kelowna Rockets. Nov. 05, 2010. Shot with 260mm focal length at 1/250 @ f/10 aperture and ISO 1600.


View of the North Shore mountains in Vancouver from East 33rd Avenue. Nov. 9, 2010. Shot with 230mm focal length at 1/40 @ f/32 aperture and ISO 1600.


Stanley Chaykowsky, 89, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, served in Great Britain and Italy. Wounded in action in 1943 in Sicily. Nov. 11, 2010. Shot with 97.5mm focal length at 1/100 @ f/4 aperture at ISO 1600.

And now for the pros:

Michael James Combe

Paul Pratt

afagen@flickr

Friday Photography

Posted October 29th, 2010 in Friday Photography by Adrian MacNair

It’s been a few weeks since I did Friday Photography, but a little trip to Afghanistan did get in the way. I’ll try to continue the segment, but I can’t promise anything since school is kind of hectic. Added to today’s collection is a contribution of my own.


33rd and Argyle in Vancouver, Oct.29, 2010. Photo: Adrian MacNair


Photo: Pedro Garcia Cortes


Photo: Glen Parker


Photo: Nicolas Rattin

Sunday photography: The war to end all war…

Posted September 26th, 2010 in Friday Photography, united states by MarkOttawa

…between the states. Four photos from the US Civil War, of many on this webpage at this site of Washington, D.C., photojournalist Mike Lynaugh (via Taylor Empire Airways).  Virginia did take a pasting:

Confederate dead behind the stone wall of Marye's Heights, Fredericksburg, Va., killed during the Battle of Chancellorsville, May 1863
Confederate dead behind the stone wall of Marye’s Heights, Fredericksburg, Va., killed during the Battle of Chancellorsville, May 1863
Special Thank you to the National Archives for permission to use this image

Federal encampment on the Pamunkey River in Virginia
Federal encampment on the Pamunkey River in Virginia
Special Thank you to the Library of Congress for permission to use this image


Ruins of houses in Fredericksburg, VA
Ruins of houses in Fredericksburg, VA
Special Thank you to the Library of Congress for permission to use this image


Guns and ruined buildings near the Tredegar Iron Works in Richmond, VA
Guns and ruined buildings near the Tredegar Iron Works in Richmond, VA
Special Thank you to the Library of Congress for permission to use this image

Update thought: Well worth the read–Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant, Complete. Full text,


http://www.gutenberg.org/files/4367/4367-h/images/frontpiece2.jpg

great hardcover price at Amazon.ca.

Mark
Ottawa