Showing posts with label Blue Ridge Photographic Society. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blue Ridge Photographic Society. Show all posts

Thursday, April 10, 2008

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Heavenly Clouds over Blue Ridge Mountains by Josiah Christian Friberg of Moravian Falls, NC

Early morning view looking out over the Blue Ridge Mountains from the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina, northeast of Blowing Rock. What a gorgeous morning!

Sunday, September 30, 2007

Artistic Child Creativity - Inspirational Photography and Christian Fine Art Landscapes by Josiah Friberg

This image by photographer of speaks of the creativity and imagination of children when they mix art and play. Though this is not really a , it is an inspiring portrait of a child at play with art.

Sunday, September 23, 2007

Princess - Blue Ridge Photographic Society


The young lady in this image was the flower girl at a wedding I photographed. The photo was taken in natural light from the window. Her face, I feel, portrays the innocence of youth enhanced by the perfect complexion of a child. .

Bodey - Blue Ridge Photographic Society


This is the famous Bodey Island light and light-keeper's house on the Outer Banks of coastal North Carolina. A true "lighthouse" integrates the light with the house forming a single unit. This image was originally captured on 35mm film and later converted to digital file adding digital enhancement with Adobe CS2. .

Sunday, September 16, 2007

Lily Among Thorns - Christian Fine Art Inspirational Photography by Josiah Friberg


"Like a lily among the thorns, so is my darling among the maidens." Song of Songs 2:2

This flower image by photographer of the of North Carolina, was taken in Miller's Creek.

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

U.S.S. Constitution - Christian Landscape Inspirational Photography by Josiah Friberg


I thought this image of the U.S.S. Constitution, "Old Ironsides," would be appropriate for this 6th anniversary of the cowardly terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001. I was fortunate to be cruising Boston Harbor on the day that this famous historical sailing ship was out stretching her legs. By photographer, .

Friday, September 7, 2007

Snowy Stream, by Castine Friberg of Blue Ridge Photographic Society


image by of a freezing cold snowy mountain stream in the of . This was taken with my dad and my friend Rachel while having fun climbing around in the snow in the mountains in April near .

Wednesday, September 5, 2007

Hummingbird's Feast - by Josiah Friberg, Blue Ridge Photographic Society

This version of the was the one that I did not submit to the of the . I liked it, but I thought the other one was more creative. Nonetheless, I still like this photograph and I wanted to share it here with you. The center reminds me of what a hummingbird's feast would look like. I also love the radiant life lines coming out from the center, as well as the water droplets. Copyrighted image by

Monday, September 3, 2007

My Little Flowers by Alisha Hauser, Blue Ridge Photographic Society


This was this months winner in the monthly . It was tough competition & I was honored to have won. -

White Flower - by Pam Clark, Blue Ridge Photographic Society


I also considered this as an entry in the contest before deciding on the Morning Glories one (see below). I like how the delicate veins of the flower show so well on this. Pam Clark


Yellow Pansies - by Pam Clark, Blue Ridge Photographic Society




Pansies are one of my favorite flowers! And yellow is one of my favorite colors!
Here is a bouquet of pansies set against a black backdrop. (say that three times fast!) :) member, Pam Clark.




Two Morning Glories - by Pam Clark, Blue Ridge Photographic Society


These beautiful flowers bloom for me every morning on my front porch. I thought I'd share their beauty. I entered this in our monthly contest but it did not win. It came in third.

These contests really challenge us to do our best work. Please feel free to leave your comments on what you like!

Sunshine & Rain by Castine Friberg - 2nd Place Winner Blue Ridge Photographic Society Contest


This flower photo WON SECOND PLACE in the monthly photo contest. It got high scores for the composition, colors, patterns, details, and water droplets. Castine is a fairly new photographer, so this was quite an accomplishment to beat out much more experienced BRPS photographers. Congratulations! Comments appreciated...

Sunday, September 2, 2007

Consider the Lilies - by Josiah Friberg, Blue Ridge Photographic Society

We just had our next photo contest, and this is the losing photo that I submitted. Out of five contestants, this photo by came in 4th place :( The competition this time was very stiff and hard to beat. Alisha H. won the contest with her amazing and creative rose photo that had her 3 daughters-flowers embedded into the rose petals. Castine F. came in 2nd place with her gorgeous flower photo, followed up closely by Pam C.'s incredible and perfect photo. These winning photos will be posted soon for you to see and compare. I'm a tiny bit sad that mine got such a low score, along with John's, but Alisha's photo had all of the right elements working together to make her the clear winner this time. Congratulations Alisha! Castine and Pam both had perfect photographs which I thought were great as well.

Friday, August 24, 2007

Saturday, August 11, 2007

2nd Place Winner, Wade Harris Bridge, by Alisha Hauser, Blue Ridge Photographic Society






This is the picture I took for our contest & won 2nd place with.

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July Winning Photo: Bridge to Light, by Josiah Friberg, Blue Ridge Photographic Society


WINNING PHOTO FOR JULY 2007: Every month our has a photography contest around a different theme. This July the theme was "Bridges." When all the votes were in, there was actually a TIE between and Alisha Hauser, for the best bridge photo. For some reason some members thought we needed a tie break, so they voted again and chose this photo, "Bridge to Light," as the tie-breaking winning photograph of the month. By the way, this was photographed in Moravian Falls, just off of Highway 16 South, near the brick Baptist Church. I was fortunate to arrive early one foggy morning with my tripod, and I proceeded to shoot the bridge from every angle. I loved the way the morning light was trying to pierce through the fog in the trees. Glory to God for creating such a beautiful scene for me to capture!

Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Grotto At Widow Creek Falls, by John Rogers, Blue Ridge Photographic Society














This was taken on a field trip with the other members of The . We travelled to Widow Creek Falls in Stone Mountain Park, NC. A good time was had by all.