Category Archives: arcata

WHAT A LITTLE BIT OF POST-PRODUCTION WORK CAN DO

Posted on July 26, 2014 by Thomas Bethune

I spent some time in Light Room this morning working this image. I think it is even better.

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MILKY WAY FOUND

Posted on July 25, 2014 by Thomas Bethune
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THE ALIBI

Posted on July 23, 2014 by Thomas Bethune

  It is fun to look at the changes that occurred over the past four years to many of the buildings of both Arcata and Eureka. I still think that these images would make for a nice exhibition.

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CANON 16-35 F4 COMPARED TO CANON 17MM/TS F4

Posted on July 22, 2014 by Thomas Bethune

MINOR THEATER 16-35 F4L AT F11 MINOR THEATER 17MM TSE F4 AT F11 Both of these images were taken from the exact same position on my tripod just a minute apart. It is not my intention to claim to be … Continue reading →

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SUNDAY MORNING IN DOWNTOWN ARCATA

Posted on July 20, 2014 by Thomas Bethune

The Ever Changing Storefronts in the Early Sunday Morning Overcast I woke up at four-thirty, and after tossing and turning decided that it made sense to go photographing. I have not done much in downtown Arcata for a while, so … Continue reading →

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MY DAILY HIKE IN THE ARCATA COMMUNITY FOREST

Posted on July 16, 2014 by Thomas Bethune

I just lost a five paragraph entry on this post. I will redo it sometime. Both shots were hand-held in the early evening. Both with the 16-35, and the first at 1/10 second.

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RELIC OF AN ABANDONED RAILROAD

Posted on July 8, 2014 by Thomas Bethune

This grade-crossing signal stands near the Arcata Marsh. It amazes me just how quickly nature can reclaim its habitat – especially in an environment such as the one in which I live. This railroad icon was built to last, but … Continue reading →

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