During the InVision Photo Festival in Bethlehem, PA earlier this month, Dan’s Camera City put on a “Film Noir” workshop. It was incredible FUN! The two Aussies, who ran the program (Shelton & Glynn) made the program a blast and informative. Mike W. was kind enough to allow me to participate the one evening. Here are a few images from the shoot.
A little over a week ago I had the opportunity to shoot at the National Museum of Industrial History (NMIH) located on the former Bethlehem Steel property in Bethlehem, PA. This was an incredible experience. The staff was extremely helpful during the couple of hours we were shooting. Their web site indicates their purpose is to tell the story of America’s Industrial achievements and the accomplishments of its inventors, managers and preserve the record of industry’s development and advancements from the middle 1800’s until present time.
It’s hard to believe we had snow before Halloween this year. Even though we didn’t have any electricity last week for 4 days after the storm, I was able to get to out and capture some of the scenery. It is the first time I can remember seeing snow on the autumn leaves. Let’s hope this is not an indication of what is yet to come.
I was at my annual excursion to PDN in New York last week. Of course, while one is there, you have to do some street photography. If only there were more hours in the day.
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