Presenting at a Conference
I’d hoped that once my drone rose above the fog, that I would discover that it was hovering only over the lake. Nope, it pretty much covered Cleveland County. I did find this one break and liked the way that the trees were slightly visible. A little bit of adjusting with the clarity and brushing out of some unimportant objects revealed something that I like.
Camera: DJI FC300X ISO 100 3.61mm -2.66 ev F/2.8 1/1700
It’s one of my all time favorite songs. I watch their performance from the ’70s on Youtube almost weekly. Jimmy Page is a genius. I put this arrangement together to back a video taken from my DJI Phantom 3 Pro drone, mostly over Jordan and Moss Lakes here in North Carolina.
It was one of the best vacations that I’ve been on by my self. I had three days to drive around on the Selkirk loop in eastern British Columbia. I made a lot of stops and took lots of pictures, which I combined in a video that I produced a few weeks ago.
I like the music. Much of it was inspired by the cello music in the motion picture, Arrival. The music is called “On the Nature of Daylight.”
It’s a yellow Lily. I do not recall when or where I took this photo. It is geotagged for Smith Hines Road, possibly in Charleston, South Carolina. The photo was probably HDR post processed, using Photomatix Pro. I also ran it through CameraToon, an app on my iPad and iPhone. It accentuated the lines and smoothed down the textures. It was a wonderful trip, looking for an apartment for my daughter.
Synth, Drum Machine & MIDI — composed and recorded December 2001
Sequencing Software — composed in May 2003 during flight and work inBirmingham, Alabama
Sequencing Software — composed in December, 2002. This is my first attempt at arranging and my first attempt at Christmas music.
This was an interesting piece that just didn’t seem to go anyway. So I gave up and just ended it. I liked the sound, so here it is.
This was an especially muscular buck that we saw grazing around in our back yard. I did some HDR processing to bring out the textures and color.
Camera: Nikon D7100 • ISO 2800 • 300mm • -0.67 ev • f/5.6 • 1/500
