Still working with CaptureOne and I love it. The better I get finding things the better I feel the processing is going. There is still a deal breaker for me and that is that it doesn’t read PSD’s light room is as mush a data base as it is […]
Rob Nitsch
I am currently testing out Capture One software. I am seriously impressed! The color controls are insane! The deal breaker right now is that is do not read in PSD’s so I can’t round trip my images… That makes it really hard for me to have a complete library […]
Capture One
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Nitsch Photography’s Architectural Photos – Before and After
…Make a photograph of them. This is another image from the shoot me and my four year old son did on a rainy memorial day. Although this photo has some technical issues with it, I really like that it captures the very beginning of what would be a very […]
When Life gives you lemons…
Out here on the Cape the weather was less they stellar today, so I decided I needed to shoot an inside project. Oh, and the project needed to be a good fit for my assistant too (he’s my oldest son and 4 years old) He had a great time […]
Rainy day project
These are some prints I just delivered this weekend. Please check out my site where you can buy prints too. If you would like them matted and framed, email me directly. (rob@nitschphotography.com) We accept all forms of payment.
Deliverables
Cape Cod has gone from a snowy owl sanctuary to a wild turkey colony in a matter of weeks. Not that I am complaining. These beautiful birds ( the toms ) get nice and puffy and put on quite a show in the spring time while trying to attract […]
234 Days until
After all the tennis, golf, auctions and dinners were done fun was to be had at the Cancer for College charity event. A concert was thrown at the Agua Caliente Casino. Nelly was the headliner but Boys 2 Men and LMFAO also put on an amazing show in addition to Will […]
Nelly
They can’t all be photographs of Will. There was plenty of action during the center court matches at the Desert Smash this year. Seemed all the females came out for this match between Fernando and his doubles partner David Marrero Vs. the Bryan Brothers. Good times were had and plenty […]
Fernando Verdasco
During the Cancer for College event I was lucky enough to get to follow Will Ferrell and his foursome around the course. As the event photographer I was given full access to all the hi-jinks and a golf cart to boot (all other press were only allowed to walk the […]
Ron Burgandy out on the links
Back to Blogging! If you haven’t noticed, I have been gone for the past two weeks. I haven’t been away on some deserted beach in the far east; I have been out in Palm Desert photographing the 10th annual Desert Smash which benefits Will Ferrell’s charity Cancer for College. […]
Will Ferrell
If you live or visit Brewster then you have undoubtedly visited the Herring Run. (Yes the Herring run down the little stream out to the Atlantic) Unless one of the hundreds of seagulls that show up gobble them down. I haven’t shot here in awhile because they resently replaced the […]
Herring Run
I love how every winter storm, unlike its warmer weather counterparts, has its own personality. You can have a very cold storm that dumps light powder and blows out of the trees immediately or a wet snow that hangs heavy in the branches and power lines. Add a hard […]
Suess Tree
I am fascinated with everything snow; when it falls, how it is blown, how it settles in trees, how muffles sound when I am riding back country tree runs and how it inevitably melts. I made this photo of some geriatric snow that is in the twilight of its […]
Twilight Snow
Sometimes you just have to stand alone in the storm. I am not sure if I am referring to the tree in this photograph or me as the photographer. Throughout my life I have always been the one heading into the most violent of storms while the rest of […]
Alone in the Storm
I started the week with an owl picture so it seems fitting for me to end the week with an owl picture. I chased this guy around for about 45 minutes as he posed on different perches around the inlet. He was always kind enough to stay facing […]
Snowy on a Post
Last night we had another great snow storm but this time it was a much warmer storm so the snow was very sticky. It was so sticky and heavy that it held on to the branches well into the afternoon. It sounds like we are going to get two […]
Branching out
For a while there I thought I was going to be the only photographer in New England without a Snowy Owl portrait this year. Seams like all of the north-east is infested with these guys this year. I have heard some Cape locals say that they are as common […]
Snowy Owl
This shot was take a while back when we were having less then consistent winter weather around here. Hot, cold, hot, cold… Anyway with big changes in heat comes really nice ground fog. Ground fog equals drama and I like drama!
Where’s the fog now
Another photo I made while out in the Janus white out. This one was taken on the ocean side of the cape in Chatham. A lot of the photographs I took that day I had to take from the inside of my truck, with 50+ mph winds there is […]