Lovely light today. Hardly a breeze, and quiet as a cloud.
Jan
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The moon was setting over the south shore last month.
after Cape Horn
Fine art photography including landscapes, trees, travel and street portraits, as well as tasteful figure studies and nudes. Jan has traveled throughout New England and western USA, England, Ireland, Scotland,France, China,Thailand, Argentina, Chile, and elsewhere.
Indian Lake "Moon-set"
The moon was setting over the south shore last month.
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- Lytro lightfield cameras
- My Four Season Tree
- LYTRO Lightfield camera
- Dirty Pictures in Africa
- Africa - the kids
- Another Lightroom collection
- Bald Eagles teaching the kids how to hunt.
- Lightroom Explorations
- Mock Surfer Poster
- A Wall Of Water
- "The Sculptor's Model"
- South Ferry Church, First Snow
- Eagle on Icee
- Eagle on Icee
- Horizons Are Timeless
- Horizons Are Timeless
- Bird On A Wire
- Sea Wall, Narragansett
- All Wet
- The Indian Lake Eagles -- Chapter One
- The Indian Lake Eagles -- Chapter Two
- The Indian Lake Eagles -- Chapter Three
- The Indian Lake Eagles -- Chapter Four
- Angry Birds
- Five Smooth Stones
- Another Dawn On The Lake
- Dingy, Indian Lake
- Variations on a theme
- Another Wow! -- January 6th, 2012 at 4:48 PM
- Lightroom Classes at NAM
- Senior portraits
- Heading south
- Winter might finally be here!
- Incoming Tide, Narragansett Beach
- Seeing The Writing On The Wall
- HAPPY 2012 from First Light on Narragansett Beach
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About Me
- Jan
- Wakefield, RI, United States
- I am a fine art photographer, multi mdeia producer, teacher and lecturer. My wife is a sculptor. We travel extensively. I am a member of the Portsmouth Arts Guild, Past Pres of The Newport Photographers' Guild, Bristol Art Museum, Newport Art Museum, and Blithewold Arboretum. I give private lessons on a variety of photography subjects. You can see my work on my websites, Photoshelter, Zenfolio, and Flickr.
Patagonia
after Cape Horn
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