The Inn at Brandywine Wood Print

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Early Fall this one Maple tree was on fire this year in front of the Brandywine Inn in Ohio. This was shot with slide film on a 4x5 view camera similar to what Ansel Adams used then scanned on a Heidelburg Tango Drum Scanner. The film is 14 times larger than 35mm so it allows for very nice detail and big enlargments.

I started into "serious" photography in the mid 90's when I knew there was something that professionals were doing differently than me to get their pictures to look so good and I wanted to know what that was. My first roll of film I ever shot was of Cleveland skylines and I've been shooting them now for over 22 years. Photography for me is the perfect balance between the technical and the artistic. I strive to have technically superior images and I focus on beauty in everything I do with a camera. Most of my image files are very high resolution, with less grain and more sharpness than anything else you'll find currently, which leads to better print quality and larger reproductions. I've learned that to be a successful photographer...