May 28, 2014
Langley photographer and visual artist Kim Tinuviel has introduced a new and unique way to see our beautiful island—with your camera and Whidbey Photo Adventures. These photos were taken during this guided photo adventure on May 25.
Kim’s inaugural tour group consisted of eleven guest photographers, nine from Whidbey, one from Seattle, and another from Salt Lake City. Photos from five appear below.
On the beach in Coupeville, Kim explains principles of composition, how to link exposure to focal point and the mystery of the histogram with tour photographers Doug and Moira Whidby. (photo by David Welton)
Coupeville Frame Shop (photo by John Lovie)
Coupeville Wharf at low tide (photo by David Welton)
Coupeville Pier at low tide (photo by Moira Whidby)
Photo Adventurers Rob Felding, Mary K Sanford and Moira Whidby on the beach at Admiralty Bay, applying techniques they have learned to their photography. (photo by David Welton)
Moody skies make great photos. Whidbey Photo Adventures tours are held in all but the worst weather. (photo by John Lovie)
Heron at Keystone (photo by Moira Whidby)
Birds on a Pier (photo by Doug Whidby)
Kim demonstrates histograms, metering and exposure compensation to Rob Felding, Leslie Wright and Kris Heineman (photo by David Welton)
Multiple vessels ply the waters near Keystone. Kim considers tides and ferry schedules when preparing a Whidbey Photo Adventures itinerary. (photo by David Welton)
Pilings in Crockett Lake (photo by Rob Felding)
Chairs in a Line (photo by Doug Whidbey)
Hudson steering wheel (photo by Rob Felding)
A colorful old truck grille peeks out of the bushes. From long experience photographing rusty old trucks, Kim knows the locations of many of these treasures! (photo by David Welton)
Chromatic Ford (photo by Doug Whidbey)
Kim Tinuviel leads her tour group to a favorite bluff-top viewpoint. Left to right: John Lovie, Leslie Wright, Sandy Lucero, Mark Lucero, Kris Heineman. (photo by David Welton)
For more information on Whidbey Photo Adventures, visit http://www.whidbeyphotoadventures.com/.
Kim Tinuviel’s fine art can be viewed at http://www.kimtinuviel.com/.
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