Author Archives: Tom Baker
Time Square Take One – New York City
OK it’s not perfect but it was a decent first stab. I couldn’t believe how bright it was at 9 PM. It was kind of looking at the moon, you think it should be darker, but it’s not. Also, I thought I was pretty good at masking until I tried to fix all the blown [...]
Ice and Fire – New York City, NY
OK so maybe I’m getting a little cutesy with the titles here, but I’m assuming “The Rock” and all variants there of have been used to death. I shot this two ways, the first on the other side where you can see the statue of Prometheus (hence fire) in all of his glory, and then [...]
Homage to Brian Matiash.
This image is a total rip-off. I know it and don’t care. Let’s call it a tribute to one of my favorite photographer\educators out there, Brian Matiash. Brian used a similar photo during a recent OnOne webinar he hosted. When I had the chance to shoot a similar shot in Manhattan last week, I jumped at [...]
Central Park – New York City
It was freezing when I took this picture. Maybe that’s why I didn’t do it right in camera. That’s my excuse anyhow. See I was shooting wide – 10mm wide – on my D7000 and saw this statue at the entrance to Central Park. I had this idea of pushing in close and capturing the [...]

