Photography Portfolio

Nathan Ross Hoffmann

“Open”

This is a close-up of an old fire hydrant at a park not far from my house. My intent is to use this picture to

add an interesting dash of red to my room.

This image was shot as a .CR2 (Camera Raw), was developed in Lightroom, and then converted to a high resolution JPEG.

ISO 800 55 mm f/ 5.6 1/100 sec

“Again and Again and Again”

This is part of the railing on High Line. I was leaning on this railing in the early fall when I looked down at it

and noticed the monotony of the evenly spaced rivets. My intent was to capture the monotony of the rivets

converging to their vanishing point.

This image was shot as a .CR2 (Camera Raw), then converted to a high resolution JPEG.

ISO 200 55 mm f/ 5.6 1/80 sec

“Beautiful Chaos”

This is the front lawn of one of my grandmother’s neighbors. I shot this

right after Super Storm Sandy during all the chaos, but yet it is still beautiful.

This picture sits on my desk and challenges me to find beauty even in

chaotic situations.

This image was shot as a JPEG and then converted to black and white in Lightroom. The license plate number was pixelated in Gimp to avoid legal

complications.

ISO 2500 55 mm f/ 5.6 1/100 sec

“Peace”

I found this on a tree near my house following the Boston Marathon

Bombing. “I wish there was world peace.” Can’t we make this kid’s wish

come true?

This image was shot as a .CR2 (Camera Raw), was developed in Lightroom, and then converted to a high resolution JPEG.

ISO 160 55 mm f/ 5.6 1/80 sec

Series

I taught myself everything I

know about photography.

Therefore, to improve a certain

aspect of my photography I

sometimes shoot a series of

photographs on it. The

following are excerpts (three

images) from two series I shot;

the first one is on pattern the

second is on color. The purpose

of the following six images is

nothing more than means of

improving the way I perceive

color and pattern.

(Pattern 1)

(Pattern 2)

(Pattern 3)

(Color 1)

(Color 2)

(Color

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“Camera”

This is a poem that sums up my photography interests.

Camera

Snap

Captured

The action

Save a short moment

Preserve it for eternity

What a blessing we have, what an opportunity

What a blessing we have, what an opportunity

Preserve it for eternity

Save a short moment

The action

Captured

Snap

Camera