Category Archives: KENT’S PIX

Posts featuring photography and photos by Kent Weakley

Capturing Time with Photography

Capturing Time with Photography  Capturing Time with Photography There is this tree, ‘My Tree’, not far from me that has become a part of my life. In many ways she is a friend and, unfortunately her days are numbered. The eventual end to this inspirational figure is nearing and I have felt the call to...

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Journey With Camera ~ Where It Started

Journey With Camera ~ Where It Started  Journey With Camera ~ Where It Started In his 2005 commencement address to Stanford University graduates, Steve Jobs explained how we can only connect the dots looking back, never forward. I’ve found this to be so true, especially when reminiscing about particular photography experiences that have shaped who...

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Convert Your DSLR to Infrared

Convert Your DSLR to Infrared  Convert Your DSLR to Infrared Ever thought of shooting infrared images with your DSLR? Well it’s very possible and easily achieved. First of all it’s important to know that some DLSR cameras will “see” infrared light right out of the box. Most, however do not, but there’s a way to...

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Halfway There ~ P52

Halfway There ~ P52  Halfway There ~ P52 It happened sometime over Christmas break last year. I was browsing the ever popular and informative site my3boybarians.com and came across this P52 thingy. I wasn’t sure what it was at first. Of course I’ve heard of photo Project 365 programs before, but like really, who’s taking...

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Aluminum Can Pinhole Camera

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Aluminum Can Pinhole Camera  Aluminum Can Pinhole Camera It’s time to go retro and set aside all the digitalness, at least for this very cool experiment. I stumbled on an interesting idea and challenge – make a six month time exposure with a pinhole camera. Yes, you read that correctly. No typo here, sixxxxx months....

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Death of a Photography Friend

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Death of a Photography Friend  Death of a Photography Friend Tragedy severs and indelibly stains a mark on our repetitive sense of routine normalcy. Such was the day I learned I lost my photography friend. She was a friend in every sense of the word; trustworthy, loyal, encouraging, and ever-present. Regardless of the time, need,...

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Finding Peace in Night Photography

Finding Peace in Night Photography  Finding Peace in Night Photography Many photographers forget there are still great opportunities for making images after the sun goes down. I know, because I used to think that way. Now, with Night Photography as another technique in the bag, so to speak, completely different photographic scenes are available come...

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