Photography Gallery

 

 

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 Turtle: Bob Dixon: This shot was made at the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga. This turtle was in the Bayou display and he held this pose for several minutes. This was a hand held shot through a glass case. It was shot with a Nikon F4, a Nikon 35-70 Macro zoom on Kodak Gold 100 film.

 
 Red Car: Bob Dixon: This was shot in an Antique and Race Car Museum in Bedford In. The cars were fairly close together so I had to work close and use a wide angle lens. This was made with an F4, a Tamron 28-200 zoom and a Sunpak 4000AF flash on Royal Gold 100.

 
 Faster Than a Speeding Bullet: Bob Dixon: Here I was faced with a photographer's dilemma. Do I get the shot or do I stop this kid from eating the napkin. No problem. I used the F4, 28-200 Tamron zoom lens, a Sunpak 4000AF flash with a vertical bounce reflector. It was shot on Kodak gold 100.

 
 Duck River Island: Bob Dixon: Taken at Henry Horton State Park, TN. This was shot with the F4, 28-200 Tamron zoom and Kodak Royal Gold 100

 
 Duck River: Bob Dixon: Taken at Henry Horton State Park, TN. This is just up stream from the island, which is visible in the left center of the picture. This was shot with the F4, 28-200 Tamron zoom and Kodak Royal Gold 100

 
 Harrison Bay: Bob Dixon: Harrison Bay State Park, Chattanooga, TN. Shot the same weekend as the Turtle this was the view west from our camp site. It was shot with a Nikon F4, a Tamron 28-200 zoom on Kodak Gold 100 film. The image was intentionally printed dark to enhance the twilight effect.

 
 Out Front: Bob Dixon: Early morning shot of the old tree and horse paddock out front of our house. Shot with a Nikon FE2, a Nikon 35-70 Macro zoom, on Ektachrome 100HC

 
 Fungus: Bob Dixon: Early morning macro shot of a very small mushroom. Shot with a Nikon FE2, a Nikon 35-70 Macro zoom, on Ektachrome 100HC

 
 Anton's Bubble: Bob Dixon: Anton made this 20 inch bubble at our company picnic. I got it with the F4, a Tamron 28-200 zoom on Kodak Gold 100 film.

 
 Lynnville Train Museum: Bob Dixon: Our local town built this meseum last year. The original photo was shot with the FE2, a Tamron 28-200 zoom and Ektachrome 100 HC slide film. The slide was scanned and work was done in Photoshop to remove a fence that was in the lower right corner. The sky was very hazy so we replaced it with a sky generated in Bryce 2.

 
 Red Berries: Bob Dixon: This is our first fully digital photo. Shot with an Olympus D600L digital camera at the highest quality setting. Only minor density correction was need.

 
 Take My Picture: Bob Dixon: That's what she said so that's what I did. I got this at a wedding I was shooting. She was with her mother working in the kitchen, came to the serving window and gave me this pose.

 
 BBQ Grill: Bob Dixon: Another digital image shot with the D600L on the highest quality settiing. The only photoshop processing was a gamma adjust to bring out the details. This was a hand held, available light image.

 
 Catfish Bob: Bob Dixon: D600L image of this 5 inch fish in one of our fish tanks. This was a tripod shot done with available light.

 
 Sycamore Leaf: Bob Dixon: Early morning light, D600L on highest resolution and hand held. This image had no post camera processing except I removed an aircraft vapor trail in the shy. This is a good example of the vivid colors that this camera produces.

 
 Olds 88: Bob Dixon: Nikon F4, Tamron 28-200, Ektachrome 100 HC slide. Shot at the Saturn UAW Oct. 1998 car show.

 
 Purple Corvette: Bob Dixon: Same setup and car show as above.

 
 Train Happy: Bob Dixon: Nikon F4, Tamron 28-200, Royal Gold 100, Shot this little guy on the train ride at the Indiana Railroad Museum , French Lick, Indiana

 
 French Lick Resort Hotel: Bob Dixon: Nikon F4, Tamron 28-200, Tirpod, Max 800 This build was constructed in the early 1900's and is a photographic delight

 
 Immaculate Conception Monastery, Ferdinand, In. Bob Dixon: Nikon F4, Tamron 28-200, Royal Gold 100 As ayou approach Ferdinand from the south you get a bueatiful view of this building setting high above the town on a hill to the east.

 

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