I would like to say thank you to all Veterans for doing your civic duty for our beautiful country! Thank you for keeping us safe!
Off The Track is a series of blog posts regarding the old, vintage, steam trains and locomotives. My love for capturing the railroad occurred when riding the Durango/Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad's Photographer's Special. Ever since, I have made it a goal to photograph steam railroads throughout the United States. Will I make it to each and every one of them? Only time will tell! View more of my images at http://www.cynthialsperko.com. Thank you!
Thursday, November 11, 2010
In Honor of all Veterans
I would like to say thank you to all Veterans for doing your civic duty for our beautiful country! Thank you for keeping us safe!
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Red Leaves
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Published in B Magazine
I'm pleased to announce that the latest issue of B Magazine has four of my photographs in it! During this past summer, I assisted the photo editor with photographing a few local eateries for a Sunday Brunch article. Attached is one of the photos chosen for the piece. This image was taken at Cafe Bruges' in Mechanicsburg, PA. There is also a business ad of mine featuring my photo business! Photos make great gifts. Purchase a fine art print at http://clsperko.zenfolio.com and save 10% at checkout by using code bmag10.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Happy Holloween!
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Cloud Reflections
On Friday, I had the opportunity to attend the annual Photo Plus Expo in NYC, followed by a photo shoot. One of the stops was Ground Zero. This image was taken nearby the WTC grounds. The clouds reflecting off the tall sky scraper created a unique image that beckoned to be photographed. The flags also add interest to the foreground.Sunday, October 24, 2010
Fall at French Creek
This afternoon I visited Hopewell Lake at French Creek to capture the essence of fall. The folliage was exploding with oranges, yellows, and reds of Autumn. Just like the fall seasons I remembered as a child.Attached is an image of Hopewell Lake. Believe it or not, a polarizer was not used for this image, nor did I adjust saturation.
Foggy Morn
Here is another image from my shoot on Wednesday. I pass by this area often in my daily travels and I feel it's a good "photo" spot under the right conditions. Once again, weather played a vibrant role in getting this capture.The metadata for this image was f/18 @ 1/80th, ISO 100 with my camera mounted on my tripod.
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