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Tag Archives: Richard Lund
Meet my alter ego
Hi, this is from Elmer, the gas station attendant at Hwy 61 Filling Station Show. My crazy cousin Richard said I could make a plug for my show on his website. What are family members for, anyway? Here is the … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Anecdotes, Television Production
Tagged Elmer gas station attendant, Moorhead Police Department, Richard Lund, Stacy Knudson
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Short highways lead to important places…
Well, my cousin said that it was the shortest highway in Minnesota. Well, it was and it wasn’t. But the point is that he was right and that is why I could not find my turn-off from Hwy 10. Here … Continue reading
Posted in Human vision from eye to brain, Personal Anecdotes, Roughness Is Beautiful in Pictures, Silence in photography
Tagged Hwy 301, my godmother, Richard Lund, Richard Lund artist, Rita Maureen, St. Cloud State Reformity, St. Cloud Winter, translite photographer, winter in Minnesota
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Well, it’s here. Makes taking pictures a new adventure. Really.
You may not have any idea what I am talking about. That is okay, because I don’t really have all the facts just yet. But have a look, seriously. (Hint: click within the picture for a choice of focus.) So, … Continue reading
Posted in Light Field Work, Personal Anecdotes, Roughness Is Beautiful in Pictures
Tagged Light Field Picture, Light field translites, Light Field Work, Plenoptic camera, Radical new camera, Richard Lund
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Lighting Products after I take the pictures…
“If God wanted you to take pictures hand-held, he would have given you three legs.” I am not going to sell you a tripod today. I just think that you might already own one, but never use it. Tripod photography … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Anecdotes, Reflections on Living
Tagged Good Habit cookies, Live Picture, painting a mask in Photoshop, Photoshop layers, product photography, Richard Lund, translite photographer, Why use a tripod
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Getting ready for what’s next…
My friend Paul has often remarked, “I am just getting ready for what comes next.” Good answer. History can be kinder than life at the time. We think back to the cigar chomping, plump guy in the UK who said, … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Anecdotes, Reflections on Living, Roughness Is Beautiful in Pictures
Tagged blood toil tears and sweat, deaert flower, Richard Lund, what comes next, Winston Churchill
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My signature or the part you saw all the time…
Sometimes I really got exposure. Tim Russert made sure it went on for a long time just by doing a great job in his work. Meet The Press. Iconic show. And Tim Russert. Iconic journalist on NBC. “If it’s Sunday, … Continue reading
Posted in About Translites, Personal Anecdotes, Television Production
Tagged 8X10 photography, balustrade, Famous photo of US Capitol, Meet the Press, Richard Lund, signature background by Richard Lund, signature backing, US Capitol, Washington Capitol background
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The part you didn’t see…much
Arguing that “there is a fractal for that” Richard Lund Back in the “we got to try out something new department…” Jim Fenhagen got me involved with a new project way back in the last century. In fact the last … Continue reading
Posted in About Translites, Roughness Is Beautiful in Pictures, Television Production
Tagged Experimental High Definition, First Hi-Def News show, Making television shows, Meet the Press, Production Design Group, Richard Lund, Tim Russert, translite map of the world
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