The days around the summer solstice are the most difficult time of year for landscape photography. The sun rises early and sets late. From its first appearance on the northeastern horizon, it rises quickly, reaching about 75 degrees above the horizon at mid-day. Not long after sunrise, the sun’s light is glaring from high overhead; […]
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Continuing my effort to share a bit of the light, land and ocean of northern Sonoma County, California, I’ve added a new gallery to my website: Black Point Beach. The images in this gallery provide a glimpse into this fabulous beach and the coastal environment across the seasons of the year and across the past
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After a long quiescent period, I’ve added a new gallery to my website. I’ve found at least six different beaches in California with the name “Pebble Beach.” The most famous is the beach and golf links on the beautiful Monterey Peninsula. But, there are at least five others. The Pebble Beach closest to my home
Serious photographers have gained at least a beginning understanding of color spaces and their importance in appropriately representing and displaying color images. We’ve learned that the smallest color space, sRGB, is the default color space for images for web display. I’ve recently learned an abject lesson in what happens when one posts images to the
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The New Year 2019 brings a new website for Frank Field Photography. I’ve moved from featuring both my color and monochrome images of the North Coast of California to focus on my monochrome work. As my photography has evolved, I find myself ever-more interested in “black and white” photography. It is time to dedicate my
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