Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Notice

We will be closing down the homestead site soon. If you haven't already booked marked our new site you should do so now. The new address will is www.theportraitgalleryniagara.com . Thank you.

Sunday, June 14, 2009

Special Offer

News Flash... The Portrait Gallery is now offering CD's, DVD's or negatives of your wedding images if your wedding date is over two years old. That's right, you can own your digital files or negatives for a small transfer fee of $25.00. Any wedding photographed from 1983-2007 is eligible for this promotion. Contact our studio if your interested.

Friday, June 12, 2009

Notice

Sorry for the delays in updating our almost daily blog. We are upgrading our computer systems. The windows vista program is not functioning as well as we expected it would. We will have the kinks worked out shortly. thank you for your patience.

Sunday, June 7, 2009

Water treatment







I am still working on the water drop project. The amazing images are different in so many ways. I have used colored gels on the lights to get some really beautiful colors. I have used flowers and colored objects placed between the drops and the light to create interesting colors and patterns. I have tried food coloring the drops red and dropping them into clear water. All have made for some great effects. But, the one effect I am still striving towards is to get one drop colliding with another. To date the best I have achieved is two drops side by side at the same time.



Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Water drops









This a cool thing to try. These are water drops as they slash on the surface of a pool of water. Colored gels are used to get the colorful effects. I love the way each image is always different. I can control the image colors and get many different effects. I will be experimenting with this technique a lot to see what effects can be achieved. Click on image to enlarge.

Sunday, May 31, 2009

Re enactment of the burning of Little Fort Niagara











An encampment of French soldiers, Native warriors, and early fur traders on the banks of the Niagara River above Niagara Falls. Complete with a French Infantry demonstration and musket firings. The Day ended with a simulated burning of Fort du Portage.