Tag Archives: translite photography

Money, Money, Moneyball…

Posted on September 22, 2011 by Richard Lund

I still love baseball. The game, not the experience of being a fan necessarily. And the big league ball parks are a world to themselves. Got to visit one recently. Athletics’ home field. Shot a backing for Moneyball, the new … Continue reading →

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Welcome to my world – the strange case of baby vision…

Posted on June 27, 2011 by Richard Lund

What do we see when we come into this world? And what do we learn to do with that sensory input? Let’s have a look… Sometimes I see a picture on facebook in someone’s album and it is sideways. That’s … Continue reading →

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A third of a circle…

Posted on June 2, 2011 by Richard Lund

Sometimes we meet someone for just one purpose and then we never see them again. It was like that with Don Ingebrigtsen. When I first started taking pictures for backgrounds, I wanted to explore all the tricks of the trade. … Continue reading →

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Puff the Magic Dragon Had No Parallax View

Posted on April 28, 2011 by Richard Lund

Dragons are our friends. No, I never used to think that, at least when I was young. I only knew that Dragons roared and fire came out from their mouths. Very big and scary. Monster movie scary. And I think … Continue reading →

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