photography of the Quabbin Region & beyond

Tundra Graphics

Blog Published June 26, 2020

Small Object Photogrammetry Through Focus Stacking

With the system that I was spinning up at home, one thing that I wanted to explore was how to gather more useful object detail during initial image acquisition compared to what was normally possible with standard single shot camera capture. Read more

Gallery Published December 12, 2019

Storrs Campus at Night (1 new item)

Winter Session 2018-2019

Gallery Published August 12, 2019

Portland, Maine

Blog Published June 15, 2019

Mitigating Silver Mirroring Through Cross Polarization

Digitizing prints of this type can be challenging. When illuminated, metals produce almost nothing but randomly-polarized (aka unpolarized) direct reflections. These type of direct reflections can cause the fogging effect common to silver mirroring. Read more

Blog Published April 29, 2019

Flex Snakes and Other Things Wild: Photographing Maurice Sendak's Book Dummies

At the UConn Library Digital Production Lab, my student photographers and I are currently in the midst of digitizing approximately 12,000 pieces of Maurice Sendak's artwork on deposit at the Library's Archives and Special Collections. Read more

Blog Published January 17, 2019

Night Visions Through The Canon EOS R

I recently picked up a new Canon EOS R camera… Read more

Gallery Published January 11, 2019

Storrs Campus at Night

Winter Session 2018-2019

Gallery Published October 11, 2018

Avery Point

At the Mouth of the Thames

Content Published October 8, 2018

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groton connecticut university of connecticut avery point campus

Blog Published August 1, 2018

Automating Original Image Capture For Photogrammetry

Salient features include an automated 360 degree spin turntable, and camera column that can be programmed to seamlessly control movements along X, Y, and Z axes during a given shooting session. Read more