Showing posts with label tampa bay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tampa bay. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Tampa, FL


Fountains #2, originally uploaded by Marc Vosburgh.
My friend Justin and I went to downtown Tampa a week ago and took some good shots of the local area. In this blog I want to portray the beautiful part of Tampa and the surrounding areas and these are some of those shots that do that. Here are a few shots that I have taken recently of Tampa. I am getting together some shots of local art on the street type stuff. All photos on my page are clickable and you will be taken to my flickr page.
Tampa Art Museum Punisher
Downtown TampaChurch
Tampa Theater Dock on the bay
SuntrustGraffiti Bridge
Fountains  #1 - revisitedVirgin Mary (013/365)
Airport TerminalDowntown Tampa
Reflections

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Why Tampa Bay?

Over the past twenty seven years of my life, I have lived in Tampa Bay. I am a native to the area and Tampa Bay and I have had a love-hate relationship. I love it for the beaches, history and small coastal towns. I dislike it for it two seasons per year, congested traffic and flat static lands. During my college years, I got a B.A. in history, and a love of photography and kayaking. In this blog, I am going to convey, in photographs, the beauty of these metropolitan and small coastal towns that make up Tampa Bay. I will also periodically post pictures from my travels wherever they may take my fiancee and I.

The photos that you will see on this blog will be free from any major edits post snapping the shot. I do not do photoshop, so if it sucks the first time you probably will not see it here. I do crop photos occasionally and if it calls for a black and white image I may transfer from color post picture taking. That usually about it in regards to edits. Right now I shoot with a Nikon D40 with two lenses and a Sb-400 flash.

To get this blog off to a good start, here is a staple of Downtown Tampa and the beautiful residence of the late H.B. Plant which was turned into a museum and became the University of Tampa.

Sunset @ University of Tampa