I was in Venice in mid February of 2020 for a photography workshop, and the project our instructor gave us was called “The Venetians.” Venice is a city that is completely overrun with tourists almost all of the time, however, behind the busy tourist areas is a quiet city and a local population that is […]Read Post ›
Small village in the Atlas Mountains, about an hour outside of Marrakech. All photos taken with Sony a6000 and lightly edited in Lightroom.
Street photography is definitely a big challange in Morocco. People do not like having their picture taken, and many will yell at you if they see you even pointing a camara in their direction. I persevered as much as I could (and was yelled at many times) because the settings there are so dramatic, it […]Read Post ›
They call New Mexico “The Land of Enchantment”, and after my first visit to Santa Fe, I can understand why. Its a truly magical place. Pictured here are: cave dwellings in Bandelier, art on Canyon Road, life in the Santa Fe historic downtown square, and shots taken along the high road to Taos which included […]Read Post ›
I recently took my first night photography class on Mare Island where I was able to experiment with longer exposures — up to 7 minutes. I’m not very patient, and when you are standing there in the dark, 5-10 minutes can seem like an eternity, so I’m not sure night photography is going to be […]Read Post ›
Paige O'Neill Photography 