
Rushing through the rain, with heads held low under umbrellas, we sometimes miss the obvious.
Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan.

Rushing through the rain, with heads held low under umbrellas, we sometimes miss the obvious.
Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan.

Since it is now autumn, I thought this photo was somewhat appropriate. It’s the roof of an auditorium at MIT, in Boston. It has a striking resemblance to a leaf (it’s even green in colour). Not sure if it’s the architect’s intent, but I think it’s fairly eye catching.

A look up through the stairwell of the Pilgrim Monument in Provincetown, MA.

Taken just after dawn, the water was almost as smooth as glass. Post processing was done to give the photo an aged look to warm it up and add a timeless sense to the photo.
This is a panorama of Irving Oil’s Saint John Refinery located in Saint John, New Brunswick. This is Canada’s largest oil refinery according to Irving. The refinery is truly massive and took 6 images to capture this image.
The six images were shot hand-held and were stitched together in photoshop using automatic adjustments. The resulting panorama was converted to grayscale in Lightroom and slight toning adjustments were made for contrast.
The image above is shown using Microsoft’s Seadragon technology. Scroll and pan inside the image to reveal more detail. You can see my images here