Exposed DC

for the love of DC photography

In Frame: March 14, 2016

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Exposed DC Opening Reception by Paul Sirajuddin
Exposed DC Opening Reception by Paul Sirajuddin

I love the use of the tilt-shift-like effect in this image of the Exposed DC 10th Anniversary opening, shot by seasoned Exposed winner Paul Sirajuddin. It adds an unusual hazy, dream-like feel to the scene, not dissimilar to my own experience of the event! If you haven’t seen our earlier galleries of photos by Kristen Finn, then check out a small selection here, or the full set here.

Don’t forget you can still visit the exhibit at the Carnegie Library for free, Monday-Thursday, 10am-4pm, and Fridays, 10am-8pm, through Tuesday, March 29. You can also buy any of the photos via your smartphone while at the gallery, or online at your leisure!

In Frame: November 23, 2015

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Flame On by Paul Sirajuddin
Flame On by Paul Sirajuddin

An unusual moment powerfully captured by Paul Sirajuddin. Without knowing the context, the image of such a large conflagration so close to the Monument, with sparks swirling and people’s faces glowing from the flames, is simultaneously disconcerting and intriguing. If you don’t know the circumstances, click the link on the image title to find out in Sirajuddin’s description on Flickr.

In Frame: February 18, 2015

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Out of many, one by Paul Sirajuddin
Out of many, one by Paul Sirajuddin

Paul Sirajuddin gets up close and personal with yesterday’s snow. We’re not the only ones to have noticed Paul’s stunning macro shot – it featured on DCFocused.com along with details from Paul about how he managed to create the image, and it appeared in Capital Weather Gang‘s gallery of top snowstorm images.