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Old Favorites

Some of my favorite photos from my first year of digital photography with the Sony F505V. (August 2000 - December 2001). Let me know what you think!

Favorites -- 2002
Favorites -- 2003
Favorites -- 2004

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Icicles at Sunrise (Park City UT)	Park City Mid-Mountain	Clinton NJ Canoes	Clinton NJ
Willowwood Arboretum	Willowwood Arboretum	Washington Monument	White House
Cherry Blossom Festival	Jefferson Memorial	Hope Diamond	Manchester City Hall
Manchester Carnival	Manchester Mill Building	Autumn in Manchester	Merry Christmas
Nuts macro	Straws at the Pool Bar, Beau Rivage Hotel	Evening at the Beau Rivage Pool	NJ Festival of Ballooning 2001
Henniker NH	New Hampshire Foliage	Autumn in NH	Fishing for Dummies
Hopkinton NH	Beaujolais Nouveau 2000	Beaujolais, French Bread & Brie	Snow Crocus
Johan Hedberg Penguins Goalie	Phantom NJ Devil	Truth in Advertising @ Ogunquit ME	Lamington River, Branchburg/Bedminster NJ
Church in Far Hills	Tewksbury Tree	Rockaway Creek, Tewksbury	Top of the Strat
WTC victims memorial

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Guest		30-Sep-2003 19:38
Looking at your galleries reminds me of a photographer's categorization we sometimes use here in the Netherlands to describe someone that does not limit him/herself to one subject alone, but tries to "eat" anything on the way and still show some appetite. The translation for this Dutch word would be 'glutton'. It may have a peculiar ring to it, but I consider it to be a compliment, and you definately derserve such a 'title'. Alan, your photography is not only top-notch, but also very versatile, and that is bound to make both you and the viewer happy :) Ron Langeveld

Phil Smith		30-Jun-2003 19:30
I like all your photos... but I like this one the best "WTC victims memorial" this is a very sad photo nicley done.

Guest		07-Jun-2003 23:27
great pics

Curt A.		02-Apr-2003 07:43
Hi Alan, Wonderful gallery! Really enjoyed seeing what you chose as your favorites, from a very large and impressive body of terrific photos. All are really great, but the simplicity, composition, DOF and beautiful colors of your straw photo, has made it one of my all time favorites.... by you or any photographer! Curt

Guest		11-Feb-2003 18:28
very nice gallery. You're a very good professional. Congratulations from spain. www.pbase.com/ignasi

Guest		18-Jan-2003 07:43
Very pleasing to the eye, hope to see eome more of your work.

Jal		24-Dec-2002 19:54
Simply outstanding gallery. seems that you have mastered you camera and your digital processing skills. And match that to your photography skills and you have a winner. well done! Jal http://www.pbase.com/run4est

Guest		18-Nov-2002 13:51
"Straws at the Pool Bar" is a real stunner of a photo. I like your panorama work too.

Guest		15-Aug-2002 18:27
Great photos Alan!!!Regards from Zagreb

Doug M.		31-Mar-2002 21:25
Great composition on "Tewksbury Tree".

Mike Eckstein		22-Mar-2002 02:49
Really nice photos . Nice diversity of images as well. Thanks for sharing them. Mike Eckstein

Alan Hartmann		08-Dec-2001 13:12
I use Corel PhotoPaint 9, but any photo editing sw that lets you create a mask should be able to create the effect you're referring to. The B&W's in this gallery were created with SilverOxide's Tri-X plug-in. This is a Photoshop plug in, but it works in PP9 too. Thanks for your comments.

Guest		08-Dec-2001 04:05
BTW, what software and hoe do make those photos that's B&W with one object in color?

Guest		08-Dec-2001 03:54
Love your photos. I didn't know NJ have such colorful trees, not like I seen any in NY ;)

Lisa Ricciardi		23-Nov-2001 17:11
I can't beleive it, your photos are incredible. How often do you travel for pictures? I have been to some of the locations but did not see these attractions in this perspective.

Alan Hartmann		16-Nov-2001 12:39
Thanks Clifton. The wine bottle was taken with a flash bounced off a light oak cabinet to the left of the frame. If you look closely, you can see it's reflection on the glass. Just a coincidence that you're post comes on the release date of the 2001 Beaujolais Nouveau?

Guest		15-Nov-2001 22:07
No prize winners? Clearly you are not submitting this photos enough! They are all terrific! How did you take the one of the wine bottle?

Alan Hartmann		24-Oct-2001 16:36
Thanks! The camera is a Sony F505V.

Guest		24-Oct-2001 15:16
Excellent photographs, Alan. I enjoyed looking through your gallery. Your colors are spectacular. What equipment do you use?

Guest		29-Aug-2001 04:40
Nice pictures Alan, I like them all. You consistently make very good use of light and color. Thanks for sharing these, it's helpful to me.

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