Tag: pop art
Diner
by James Howe on Jan.12, 2009, under Michigan
(Olympus E-3, 70-300mm at 70mm (2x crop factor), ISO 200, exposure 1/320 sec @ f/8.0)
I took this shot of a classic diner at the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, Michigan. The museum is a great place to view classic automobiles and if you like cars from almost any era, I highly recommend making a visit. The image itself was created from a digital photograph that I took while I was there. I modified the image to black out the sky and then I applied a Cutout filter in Photoshop to give the image a posterized look. I really liked how these changes brought out the color and design character of the building.
Comments and feedback welcome.
Image and text Copyright © 2008 James W. Howe – All rights reserved
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Bus Depot
by James Howe on Nov.10, 2008, under Ann Arbor, Michigan
(Olympus E-3, 70-300mm at 202mm (2x crop factor), ISO 200, exposure 1/320 sec @ f/16)
This is a somewhat stylized shot of the Greyhound bus depot in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The depot is still functioning, but the sign has seen better days. When I took this shot, I wanted to focus on the details of the sign and it’s current condition. The sign used to have a nice blue background for the lettering. Now, almost all of the blue is gone. When I started working with this image I decided to give it a bit more of a pop art look to it. The filter didn’t really have much effect on the sign itself, but it made the building next to the depot a bit more abstract.
Comments and feedback welcome.
Image and text Copyright © 2008 James W. Howe – All rights reserved
This image can be purchased.

