World Trade Center & Manhattan – New York
Jonathan Jackson2020-05-25T13:15:32+00:00Great light on Manhattan in the morning. Some vertical distortion from the wide angle lens but made the choice to capture as much of the cityscape as I could.
Macro 0501 – Carolina Native Nursery
Jonathan Jackson2020-05-25T13:07:56+00:00Not every macro image needs to be abstract. Let the shallow focus do the work and show off the subject when possible.
Macro 0445 – Carolina Native Nursery
Jonathan Jackson2020-05-25T13:05:03+00:00When I first set out to shoot macros the goal was to create strong color images. Wish the focus was sharp on the petal on the left but getting closer to the types of images that inspired me to experiment.
Statue of Liberty – New York
Jonathan Jackson2020-05-25T12:49:18+00:00The crowd at the base gives perspective to our Country's "welcome sign". I enjoyed seeing Statue of Liberty from the New York harbor.
Brooklyn Bridge & World Trade Center – New York
Jonathan Jackson2020-05-25T12:31:51+00:00A little too late in the morning, the buildings are backlit and a little hazy. Enough iconic architecture to be worthy of keeping but not one of my best images.
Macro 0540 – Carolina Native Nursery
Jonathan Jackson2020-05-25T12:27:13+00:00Azalea at Carolina Native Nursery in Burnsville, NC. This image works as a square crop to off center the strong center focus. Other than that I liked the detail.
Macro 0447 – Carolina Native Nursery
Jonathan Jackson2020-05-22T19:51:42+00:00This shot caught my attention because of the texture on the leaves and the backlit glow of the flower. Azalea at Carolina Native Nursery.
Chrysler Building Trio – New York
Jonathan Jackson2020-05-22T19:36:58+00:00Chrysler Building trio, one from the Empire State Building and two others from the Hudson River. The World's Tallest Building for 11 months before being upstaged by the Empire State Building in 1931.
Brooklyn Bridge – New York
Jonathan Jackson2020-05-22T19:34:34+00:00A couple shots of the Brooklyn Bridge, originally opened in 1883. Spans the East River to connect to Manhattan.
Wright Creative – West Asheville
Jonathan Jackson2020-05-22T19:20:12+00:00Always liked this building at 795 Haywood Road. Wright Creative uses it as work space, looks like the company works on fun projects. https://wrightcreativeinc.com