Neil Corman Photography
Denver Photographer
When you are walking into the Denver Art Museum look up just prior to entering the building. The glass above was designed to reflect the buildings nearby the building, which is the Denver Public Library and Ralph Carr Judicial Center. In some instances there may be signs on these glass windows however on Day 27 of Thirty Days I was able to capture this image on a warm Denver morning.
Day 26 of Thirty Days 2017 found me at Blossoms of Light at the Denver Botanic Gardens. A path sets you through the Denver Botanic Gardens and thousands of lights at this annual event in their Congress Park location. A record setting high temperature in the 70’s is not what you would expect while taking in the holiday season but that is what today found. With my camera I captured some of the scene but then started some abstract pictures with the lights along the path and to the grand finale. This image is from the final area and using just a little bit out of focus setting was able to capture this look as the lights moved to music.
Prints: Blossoms of Light
Walking through Washington Park in Alameda this morning I noticed the drops on the grasses in the park. Using a low perspective and shallow depth of field I worked to capture the drops on the grass and blend out the background. With the low morning light it helped highlight the drops in the image as well on Day 25 of Thirty Days 2017.
On Day 24 of Thirty Days 2017 I could hear fog horns in the distance as I woke up under some overcast skies. As I drove closer to Alameda I started to enter a fog bank which caught my attention so I found a spot to explore the shoreline area. It was a still morning with the birds enjoying the peaceful surroundings just after sunrise.
Day 23 of Thirty Day 2017 had me exploring Alameda Island prior to Thanksgiving dinner. On a nice November morning I headed to the shore to capture the motion of the bay on this day. Positioning my camera close to the water I captured the water as it moved to the shore being careful not to get the camera too close into the water. By positioning the camera just a little different it tells a story which you may not expect being along the bay.