King Memorial, a photo by aw-photo on Flickr.

Memorial complex of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Another magnificent architectural piece that I was too lazy to find out the name of. It looks like there would be gold bricks inside. This structure is in downtown Atlanta, surrounded by the Georgia State University campus, which is sprinkled all over central downtown.

Overcast Farm, a photo by aw-photo on Flickr.

A tree sits in the middle of a vast section of farm, under an overcast sky.

Found this digging through some of my old architecture shots. I love to shoot Architecture with wide glass as these corporate buildings appear to reach skyward.

Log Cabin, a photo by aw-photo on Flickr.

Log cabin spends it’s last years storing things that man can’t seem to let go.

The last time I shot this barn, I had a Canon Rebel (a nostalgic sigh) and Tamron 17-50.  It was nice to visit the old barn again, and to find that it has not yet crumbled into oblivion.

I’m normally not  a tripod shooter, and only do so  when I have an opportunity (and I’m not too lazy) to do some multiple exposure brackets from my 5DMarkII.  Using a Tripod, and PromoteControl bracketing controller, I capture a 9 exposure set using .7EV stepping.  When you have the PromoteControl, why go stingy on the number of exposures?

Post Processing work consisted of some heavy Photoshop work.  My favorite tools (not in order of use) are noise cleanup, dodging and burning, clone stamping, healing brush, levels, filters and a touch of Lucis.