Don Parkinson

Category: Pixels

  • Nantucket Sunrise

    Well those of you who know me know that sunrise is something I very rarely see. Last weekend while visiting a friend on Nantucket was one of these rare occurrences. She was going to be up anyway due to work so we had her wake us up just before sunrise so we could all go […]

  • Smooth Sound

    Here is another image taken using the 10 stop ND filter. This was taken around 5 in the afternoon from Nobska Beach in Falmouth.

  • New Photography Website

    Please take a minute to check out my new photography website. The site just went live so there are still a lot more photos to add! photo.donparkinson.com

  • Dark Clouds Over Nobska Light

    This shot of Nobska Light in Falmouth Ma on a rather moody summer day was taken with the Canon 7D and the 70-200mm 2.8 lens.

  • Four Patuisset Macro Shots

    Finally got the macro lens out again and took a few shots around the neighborhood.  All of these shots were taken with the canon 100mm 2.8 macro lens and a 7d.

  • A few shots with the 10 stop ND filter

    Here are a few more photos taken using the B&W 10 stop ND filter. After having a few weeks to play with it, it is an awesome thing to have in your kit. Here are a few examples from the past few weeks of the filter in action.

  • Long Exposure Seascapes With the 10 stop ND Filter

    Finally got a chance to take a few shots with the B+W 10 stop ND filter, and it’s everything I hoped it would be. All of these shots were taken with the Canon 7d and 17-40mm f4 L lens. The above shot was taken in broad daylight where I was able to get a 30 […]

  • Petrified Forest From the Archives

    Continuing my trip through the archives re-processing photos now that I know how to actually use photoshop. I took this one while on a cross country trip with Dea way back in 2005 it’s hard to believe that was 8 years ago. Here we were driving through the Painted Desert National Park and there was […]

  • Sailing black and white from the archives

      While backing up my photos from the past summer I pulled a few that I wanted to try out in black and white. Here is the first of them. I hope to have a series of black and whites available in the coming months.

  • IPhoneography-Essential Apps

      As a photojournalist I am generally shooting with two DSLRs with some heavy lenses hanging off the front of them but more and more after work I find myself shooting with my iPhone. The convenience of just having it in my pocket and being able to share the photos instantly is so much more […]

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