Sunday, March 20, 2011
Dawsynn
These are a couple shots that I did with a friend who just welcomed a little girl, Dawsynn, into the world. She was just a little crabby, but keep that shutter pressed down and there's bound to be some great shots in the mix. Congratulations Diamond and Jake!
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Cruzan Mon
This is an early HDR shot taken at Rainbow Beach just outside Fredricksted, St. Croix in the US Virgin Islands. Yah mon!
Monday, March 14, 2011
Memphis
Here's a couple HDR shots from a recent business trip to Memphis, Tennessee. The top picture is of a very cool metallic art structure located along the Mississippi riverfront. I guess it's Memphis's version of Chicago's bean. The second photo is of a grain silo with highway 40 bridging the gap between Tennessee and Arkansas above the mighty Mississippi.
Friday, February 18, 2011
They say the Pacific has no memory...
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
On a recent business trip to Oregon, I had the pleasure to stay on the coast. I decided to drive up US-101, commonly referred to as the Pacific Coast Highway. The stretch that I embarked upon ran about 50 miles between the towns of Florence and Newport. As the afternoon wore on I stopped at Haceda Head lighthouse and decided this was where I wanted to catch the sunset.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
A Picture is Worth a....
Welcome to any and all who have stumbled upon Thousand Words Photography. My name is Adam Chapman and I have a problem.
You see, I don't view the world like most people do. Moments of beauty, majesty and grandeur simply can not be enjoyed without my crutch, fix, or drug. I need to be under the influence in order to really appreciate the moment and even then I'm so lost in the haze, it often passes me by.
However, it's not the bottle, pipe, or needle that calls to me. It's the lens. While most people are perfectly content to sit and watch the western sun listlessly drift beneath the Pacific's gaze, I can't. Some say I'm incapable of appreciating true beauty in the moment as I endlessly struggle with a menagerie of tripods, lenses, remotes and settings. But to me, capturing the essence of the moment with my lens is beautiful, but I digress.
I am a mostly natural light photographer specializing in high dynamic range landscapes. I'm constantly working to build my portfolio and hone my skills in other areas. I love shooting new subjects and bringing attention to aspects of a scene that many might miss. Enought about me, your here to see some photography right?
You see, I don't view the world like most people do. Moments of beauty, majesty and grandeur simply can not be enjoyed without my crutch, fix, or drug. I need to be under the influence in order to really appreciate the moment and even then I'm so lost in the haze, it often passes me by.
However, it's not the bottle, pipe, or needle that calls to me. It's the lens. While most people are perfectly content to sit and watch the western sun listlessly drift beneath the Pacific's gaze, I can't. Some say I'm incapable of appreciating true beauty in the moment as I endlessly struggle with a menagerie of tripods, lenses, remotes and settings. But to me, capturing the essence of the moment with my lens is beautiful, but I digress.
I am a mostly natural light photographer specializing in high dynamic range landscapes. I'm constantly working to build my portfolio and hone my skills in other areas. I love shooting new subjects and bringing attention to aspects of a scene that many might miss. Enought about me, your here to see some photography right?
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