Photo By: Paul Marcellini
Biography: A Fine Art Nature Photographer based in South Florida.
Website – www.paulmarcellini.com
Image Description – This Red Mangrove was growing straight out of the rock. These lone trees usually take on very interesting shapes.
Location - Florida Keys, Fl
Photographic Gear – Canon 5d2, Canon 16-35
Image Editing Software Used – Photoshop CS4
By: Brian Harrington
Biography: Amateur photographer form Rhode Island
Website – http://www.flickr.com/photos/brian71/
Image Description – I was amazed as the sky light up before me on this gorgeous November evening.
Location – Pt. Judith, Narragansett, RI
Photographic Gear – Nikon d300, Tokina 11-16, CP & 3 stop grad ND
Image Editing Software Used – Lightroom 3
Photo By: Philip Langford
Biography: I haven’t stopped shooting images since I was handed down a Mercury 35mm camera in 1966.
Website – http://www.GoSportPhotos.com
Image Description – The Palace Wreck is the remains of a Norwegian steel hulled brigantine that was forced onto a Grand Cayman Island reef during a storm in 1903. The wreckage is in very shallow water of about eight to ten feet. She is in very small pieces that provide a home for almost every sort of fish and invertebrate represented on the island. Some fish commonly observed here include puffer fish, scorpion fish, flying gurnards, stingrays, parrot fish, and juvenile lobsters. Much of the old rusting hulk remains above the water line, which makes her easy to locate as a beach dive.
Location – Grand Cayman Island
Photographic Gear – Canon 10D , 100-400L @ 400mm
Image Editing Software Used – Photoshop Elements
Photo By: Georgiann Cingo
Biography: I’m an amateur photographer three years.
Website – http://karmaticcreations.zenfolio.com/
Image Description – Sunrise over the Atlantic .
Location – Near Vero Beach, Florida.
Photographic Gear – Canon P&S
Image Editing Software Used – Paint Shop Pro
Photo By: Will Strauss
Website – http://www.flickr.com/photos/will46and2/
Image Description – Went for a sunrise shoot at Weekapaug Fire District in Westerly, RI. There weren’t too many clouds on the horizon so I concentrated on the beach itself and not the sunrise.
Location - Westerly, RI
Photographic Gear – Nikon D90, Sigma 10-20 f/3.5, Cokin Z121S Grad ND, Manfrotto Tripod
Photo By: Andrew Stockwel
Website – http://www.northeastlightphotography.com
Biography – Welcome to Northeast Light Photography. I am an amateur photographer originally from Red Wing, MN. I am transplanted in Connecticut, currently in my 13th year in the United States Navy. I reside in Griswold, CT with my wife, formerly Katie Hoisington of Red Wing and daughter Kaylin. I am stationed at Naval Submarine School in Groton, CT as a Fleet Responsive Training Instructor. I have completed tours on three operational fast attack submarines. Most of my photos are from the New England area due to my current career that pays the bills. I still occasionally get home to Red Wing. I take my photos using a combination of a Pentax Digital SLR, a Pentax film SLR, I primarily shoot landscapes, nature, and some architecture.
Image Description – This one of my favorite shots. Because since I took it, I have been back there numerous times, and haven’t been able to duplicate it. The mood, the light, the wave and sky texture. Everytime I set up to try to make the “magic” happen again, my feet get really wet. This shot was taken in the winter of 2009, at sunset, with a looming winter storm to the west. Watch Hill is a small “suburb” of Westerly, Rhode Island. This photo was taken from East Beach, a pristine public beach, with a great view of Watch Hill Lighthouse, and the Rhode Island Shoreline to the east.
Location – Watch Hill, Rhode Island
Photographic Gear – Pentax K10D, Tripod, SMC-DA* 16-50mm f/2.8 lens, ND .6 grad, C-PL, 2.5s at F/13, ISO100.
