Tag: sony a7RV

Bought this little vase and faux flower at the local Dollar General. Tried to put together a shot that conveyed the idea of spring emerging. Photographed with a sony A7RV, 61mp mirrorless camera and a Sony 90mm f2.8 lens. 1/8, f22, ISO 100, MANUAL MODE

Set back considerably off the road on N.Broad St., Meriden CT is this old abandoned home. Probably a thriving refuse for a growing family at one time now simply the bones remain. If anyone can like abandoned structures I must say I really like this one. If you look towards […]

For years and years I’ve driven by this abandoned BG Graphics building on the Berlin Turnpike in Meriden CT. I finally took the time to photograph it. When I see a building that has become completely engulfed by the surrounding environment I’m always intrigued. In front of the building was, […]

Located on Meriden Waterbury Rd., this house was probably the home for a growing family at one time. However it’s since been left to age. Photographed with a Sony A7RV, 61 mp mirrorless camera in APS-C mode (26 mp). Lens was a Carl Zeiss 24mm f1.8 in APS-C mode 36mm. […]

  This is not a real scene. It is a composite photo from (5) different images. The only thing that is from an actual image is the setting itself consisting of the three buildings and parking lot. The signs, person and car were added. The car was a 1/24th scale […]

For this shot I photographed a 6″ metal diecast model of a 1940 Ford Pickup truck that I bought new for $23.00 at a flea market. I video taped it on a 360 deg. turnstile and also shot still photography images. I then inserted the tabletop shot of the truck […]

Old Mill Pond Village Shops 383 Salmon Brook St. Granby, CT 06035 (860) 653-3433 I stumbled upon this place by accident while in the neighborhood photographing the Old New-Gate Prison. This particular day it had been closed so I had the entire grounds to myself to take some photographs. The […]

This blog entry is part of an ongoing project called “One Room Schoolhouses in CT”).  If you’re interested in the history of one room schoolhouses in CT I suggest you purchase CONNECTICUT SCHOOLHOUSES THROUGH TIME by Melinda K. Elliott. This book was has been a very helpful resource for me as […]