I took a series of photos on our beach on Hilton Head Island in January 2010. I enjoyed working with the snow fences that were put up to contain the winter blowing sands, not snow…
Beach Infrared - Self Portrait
The Cobia is a small commercial fishing boat that I photographed in 2010. Since than it has been totally scrapped. It is always sad to see old boats in this condition. They were once new and cherished helping provide someone with their livelihood in good weather and bad. Now they are old and grounded awaiting dismemberment.
Cobia, Brunswick, GA, No. 1
The beach at Hunting Island State Park is very dynamic with a shifting shoreline. One area in particular has a large number of trees which have fallen into the ocean as the shoreline has eroded. This area is like a huge outdoor sculpture.
Hunting Island, Trees No. 1 Black and White
Hunting Island State Park, South Carolina, is a wonderful place to take pictures. This one was taken last spring and is the first one of a series I am working at refining.
Hunting Island, Lone Tree No. 1
This photo is the first in a year long series of photographs from both my files and current works. I intend to post one new quality photograph everyday for a year. This first entry was taken October 1, 2011 in Gettysburg, PA.
Gettysburg Cyclorama Ramp No.1 Infrared
Working Faces in Black and White – Images by John Van Horn
Here is an overview of the Working Faces I am working on from the Florida Keys. These are all Keys waterman, making their living fishing, shrimping, lobstering, and crabbing. Most of these pictures are first posted on my Black and White Photography Blog.
I am always trying to present photos in different ways. I have been trying out Pano2VP (thus the watermarks on the unlicensed copy) on some of my panoramic photos and wondered how it would handle a portrait. So I picked on my photo of John again. Try playing with the + and – keys along with navigating around the photo. Also try the full screen version, key on the right. To look at some panoramics I have tried with this (I need to work on technique.) go to Panoramic Photographer.
Wow!!! A real eye opener! It was a great month of taking photos in the Florida Keys!
Fine Art – Images by John Van Horn
These Fine Art Photos are some of the images that can be viewed and purchased at John Van Horn Photo.
These photos are from the first year I took photos of the shrimp boats in the Florida Keys. Since these photos were taken in 2007, most of the boats pictured here have either been scrapped, about to be scrapped or wrecked.