1/27/13 - Anthurium, photographed in very low light inside AJ's supermarket in Tucson. A number of your have asked how I manage to take so many shots inside businesses. I always carry my camera with me and it is quite noticeable. I try to take my shots quickly. I generally don't ask for permission, unless I am questioned. Then, I say I am a photographer and always on the lookout for neat photo ops. Only once have I been asked not to photograph. I don't ever use flash inside shops. I often, truthfully, say things like, "I really like photographing glass, bottles, produce, etc." Thanks for your supportive comments on my shot of the glass decanters. I appreciate the time it takes to comment. - FotoEffects Photography

These are images that I shoot on a daily basis and submit to the dailies forum on Dgrin.

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2/3/13 - Monastery in Tucson, the Carmelite Friars of Santa Cruz. I thought this b/w version had more impact that the color original.

Thanks so much for making my shot of the lady glassblower the #1 shot for the day. Quite a surprise! I'm grateful for your support!

2/2/13 - In the glassblowing studio. The light in the studio was comparatively bright (for an indoor location). I wanted a reasonable tradeoff in exposure between the woman and the super hot glory hole. I used a shutter speed of 1/40 second with +1 exposure comp. This was processed in both Nik Color EFEX and Topaz Adjust, which were used to make relatively minor adjustments to the exposure. The shot was handheld and taken at the Philabaum Glass Gallery in Tucson.

Thanks for your comments on my shot of the lime in the glass with sc. You guys really keep me going!

2/1/13 - Another shot with selective color.. There was not a lot of color in the shot, other than the lime, to begin with, so I thought it might work well with sc. I liked the shadow of the glass with the lime. Unfortunately, when I processed this shot, due to my computer problems, I was using my laptop, which no longer has my plugin software. I would have liked to use Silver EFEX to do the b/w conversion but just used the tools in Photoshop instead.

Thanks for all you support on my shot of the water drops. Much appreciated!

1/31/13 - Water drops on the lemon tree after the rain

Thanks for your comments on my shot of the stainless steel pitchers. You folks are always so encouraging and keep me motivated to improve my photography skills.

1/30/13 - Reflections in stainless steel pitchers. I'm always atrracted to reflections, but, in addition, I particularly liked the repetition of the shapes in this image.

Thanks for your comments about the fruit display at the supermarket. Much appreciated!

1/29/13 - Fruit display in AJ's Supermarket in Tucson. I liked the way the display has a little curve and, I think, pulls your eye into the shot.

Thanks so much for making my sc shot of the pitcher and oranges the #1 shot for the day! Most of you preferred the sc image, but quite a few of you liked the color shot better. Tatiana asked why I had rotated the image. Actually, I didn't; I deliberately angled the camera to capture the pitcher at that angle.

1/28/13 - A bit of sc! I'm not sure if I like this as well as the original color shot, which can be seen here. What do you all think? http://fotoeffects.smugmug.com/Still-Life/Glass/15374383_SSsnb4#!i=2335151852&k=4HwWWrK

Thanks so much for making my shot of the anthurium the #1 shot for the day. Quite a surprise, but it certainly made my day! I've been trying to get a decent shot of anthurium for years; I never get the kind of dof I'd like. I'm glad you all liked this one, though.

1/26/13 - Glass decanters; shot at either Crate and Barrel or Pottery Barn...I can't remember which.

Thanks so much for your comments on the exotic dragon fruit in the grocery store. I really appreciate your taking the time to post a comment.

1/27/13 - Anthurium, photographed in very low light inside AJ's supermarket in Tucson. A number of your have asked how I manage to take so many shots inside businesses. I always carry my camera with me and it is quite noticeable. I try to take my shots quickly. I generally don't ask for permission, unless I am questioned. Then, I say I am a photographer and always on the lookout for neat photo ops. Only once have I been asked not to photograph. I don't ever use flash inside shops. I often, truthfully, say things like, "I really like photographing glass, bottles, produce, etc."

Thanks for your supportive comments on my shot of the glass decanters. I appreciate the time it takes to comment.