Exhibits
Past Exhibits November 2000 – Father & son exhibit – Summit, NJ September 2003 – Vintage America on Parade, Jon Hassler Theater, Plainview, MN April-May, 2004 – Vintage America on Parade, Winona, MN Public Library June & July 2004 – Photography of the Mississippi River, Winona, MN Public Library February 2005 – Vintage America on Parade – The Wright Place, Pensacola, FL June 16, to July 12, 2007 - Barnscapes & Country Scenes on Hassler Theater, Plainview Friday, November 22, 2008 – Gallery Night, Pensacola, FL Edward Jones...
Read More“Frame” Your Photograph
This week’s topic is for people who are having difficulty “seeing” their photo. You often hear people say, ”That person has an eye for a good photograph.” In most cases their “eye” was developed through trial and error and did not happen by accident. Many people have difficulty “seeing” the finished photograph though the camera’s viewfinder..or in the cases today..on the viewing screen of the smaller digital cameras. Here is a simple solution for those who need that help “framing” their photo. It may seems strange at first, but it does have a lot of common...
Read MoreVisualize the results
blog 11/17/08 You must be able to visualize the final photograph before you take it. Are you a “shooter” or a photographer? A “shooter” will take 20-25 or more shots of a scene in hopes that one of them will be a good one. Before the advent of digital photography where you can shoot a 100 views of one scene and hope for the best, there were film cameras which allowed you to take only one or two shots before changing the film….press cameras with flmholders which held two pieces of film…or later they had one which would hold six sheets of film..so you had to...
Read MoreBeach Scene
This is a scene from Pensacola Beach taken two weeks ago. It was about a half hour from sundown and the low sun angle produced a nice shadow effect on the sand from the sand fence. Share this:
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Award winning photographer, Franklin (Frank) Brueske, is originally from Southeastern Minnesota. He became interested in photography while in elementary school and purchased his first camera from a rural community drug store when he was is the sixth grade. It took 127 film, was fixed focus, but had sun and cloud adjustments. He still has that camera today. More about Frank
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