I have recently upgraded my Olympus OM-E-M1 Mark II camera to Mark III. One unique feature I like is the built-in Neutral Density feature, up to ND32 (5EV). It allows me to shoot the slow speed exposure under the bright daylight without being over exposure. […]
Great Falls of Potomac is one of my favorite photo spots in the Washington, DC area. The rocks are in grey and black color (except during morning sun) so it’s ideal for B&W photographs.
We were extremely lucky to see the magical sun rays came through the redwood forest in the foggy morning as we drove on Redwood Highway 101. We must have stopped on the roadside for more than half an hour to appreciate and photograph the beauty […]
I’m here in New York City for the weekend and was able to slip out to Brooklyn Bridge Park and shot a few picture from under the Brooklyn Bridge looking to Lower Manhattan skylines. Also Manhattan Bridge:
It was a record breaking day in Washington area yesterday – the temperature hit 72 degrees F. (22 degree C. ). That was amazing even some of the cherry trees have started to blossom. It’s not really a good phenomenon because it’s going to be snowing tomorrow […]
I photographed and posted this image in August 2015 after I visited the Redwoods National Park in northern California for the first time in my life. I had a canvas print with size of 32″x16″ made and entered the Frederick’s Delaplaine National Juried Photo Contest last […]
I took these pictures about 10 years ago using my now obsolete Olympus E-300 digital camera during the holiday season at night in Washington, DC. Happy Holidays to All, especially to you who visited my blog and gave me encouragement all the time!
White Sands National Monument in New Mexico is really a paradise for the photographer. I only wish I had stayed for few extra days to cover these beautiful sand dunes. I converted some of the color images to B&W using NIK Silver Efex software.
Stephen Hung Photography 