Category Archives: KENT’S PIX

Posts featuring photography and photos by Kent Weakley

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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This is SUPER cool! Reading this makes me realize that it’s the underlying mechanics of how photos are actually captured using light that I don’t know nearly enough about. I can’t wait to see the 6 month exposure!

This caught the attention of my boys. How fun! I hope you get some great shots with it.

Thanks, fingers crossed :)

Claudia

This is “way cool”.

[...] Aluminum Can Pinhole Camera | Photography by Kent Weakley Blog Jun 23, 2011 … Using an aluminum can with the lid cut off, black and white photo paper is rolled and curved around … [...]

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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missa mae

love.

Stunning photos. I had a photography ‘friend’ once too. Then after one winter the leaves just did not return. Sad too because I was going to do a yearlong timelapse of it.
Trees can be so magical and make some amazing photos.

Magical. That is a great way to put it. I agree.

Barry

I lost access to my ‘friend’, an oak, when the county made it a park and limited access to just some trails. Still pining over that one.

My friends are often flowers and blossoms that are so fleeting. I love capture #4, it reminds me of Le Petit Prince.

Funny thing about those people that effect our lives so deeply. . .even when they are gone they are always with us. ~ For Love can survive even death.

Beautiful post and your photos. . .WOW!!!

Those are simply stunning photos. The loss of a steadfast friend is never easy. Lost my 3yo dog a few weeks ago and the loss is palpable. Like your tree, you see it’s beauty, but when it’s gone the absence keeps you longing for it’s return.

kim

These were lovely! What program is used to do the 360 photo? Is that in photoshop or another plug in?

Its amazing!

Im sorry about your loss -

Thats how I feel about my mother, but she didnt pass away, she is just never there for me, never has been.

SO my homage to her is NOTHING. Very sad.

You were/are lucky to have a relationship with someone so lovely.

That is a blessing and luck.

Beautiful post and photos, Kent. Thank you!

Thanks for all the great feedback you guys! My Tree is really starting to drop those brown leaves finally. Most of them have held on somehow for over two years. Now with more of the trunk visible, it appears there was a lightning strike, but there’s also a large rotted area on the back side. Either way, I’m shooting the heck out of her. As a matter of fact, I shot her just recently from pre-sunrise to long after sunset and every hour on the hour for a full day. Should be some interesting things to come from that. :)

when I was a tree
I stood in the breeze
let the wind
play in my branches
washed by rain
warmed by sun
sheltered many
now that I am not a tree
I stand in the breeze
and remember
the wind
in outstretched arms

sorry for your loss
in memory

Wow! Fantastic poem, very fitting. Thank you! :)

[...] put my blinkers on and started shooting. If I had painted the scene myself, or photoshopped in a Kent Weakley tree, it could not have been more [...]

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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Hi Kent, I just signed up! I am so excited to see this Night Photography class come up at a time when I know I’ll be able to complete the work! I owe you a blog post about the composition class; haven’t forgotten–travel and some personal issues got in the way. Interestingly, I put it on my To Do list this morning! Now I’ll give a nod to this class as well.

Beautiful evening shot. Love the reflection…

Thank you so much Karen. You’re too kind!

ryandigweed

Just simply amazing !.. I love night photography !.. this photo is breath taking.. and damnn.. you’ve got quite some skills !

Natalia Robba

Great stuff as always Kent! Love the mood and the reflection on the lake :)

Watch Your Back ~ Photo Illustration

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Watch Your Back ~ Photo Illustration  Watch Your Back ~ Photo Illustration   The creative process can be a blast. Especially when it seems to come out of nowhere. Rarely however, do creative adventures truly come from nowhere. Instead there is a trail of events that take place bringing everything together, and it usually includes...

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Cathy

Great shot!!!

I love the photo Illustration. It captures so much of the story. Cool technique!

Guy

Great photo. Awesome use of lighting. Your son looks like he played his role perfectly.

Destiny

That is really cool. I love the effects and am a big fan of The Hunger Games.

Thank you fellow HG fan :)

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