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Brad Reed\'s Day 1 of 366
Brad Reed's Day 1 of 366
New Year's ball drop in Ludington, MI. Nikon D850. F2.8 at 0.4 seconds, ISO 100. 14-23mm lens at 16mm. January 1, 2020 at 12:04am.
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PM 41 Barge (0255)
PM 41 Barge (0255)
PM 41 Barge
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Quad: Framing Winter -Todd Reed's Day 142 of 365 - Framing Summer - Framing Autumn
Outside dimension of mat is 16 x 20 inches.
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Todd Reed\'s Day 1 of 365
Todd Reed's Day 1 of 365
Like the thousands of other people packing downtown Ludington on New Year's Eve, I am overwhelmed with excitement and a sense of community spirit as the giant ball touches down to mark the start of 2010. The ball drop is one of the coolest events in the history of Ludington, both literally and figuratively speaking. F4.0 at 1/10, ISO 1600, 12-24 mm lens at 12 mm
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Straits Creations
While Brad and I were photographing Michigan every Wednesday of 2014 for our book, Todd and Brad Reed’s Michigan: Wednesdays in the Mitten, I traveled to Mackinaw City on Tuesday, February 11, to scout out and be ready to shoot book images early the next morning. I wished this image I made that Tuesday evening in the Straits of Mackinac as the moon was rising would have appeared in front of my camera Wednesday so it could have been included in the Wednesdays book. It took seven years, but my Straits creation finally made its way into a book.
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Point Aux Barques Guardian (0111)
Point Aux Barques Guardian (0111)
Point Aux Barques Guardian
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Wintery Watershed
Wintery Watershed
The Duck Lake Watershed along US31 near Interlochen has long been in my mental diary of views that could make a good picture on the right day. Today, with a fresh blanket of snow and light snow falling, it finally looks picture perfect.
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Brad Reed\'s Day 1 of 365
Brad Reed's Day 1 of 365
The first day of shooting for the 365 Project and I finally feel like I have a purpose with my shooting. With my anxiety of not knowing what our next project would be lifted, the world is instantly clearer to me and I see photos everywhere I look. I am off to photograph the Badger in a snowstorm. F8.0 at 1/20, ISO 100, 18-50 mm lens at 18 mm
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Rachels Day 1 of 366 - January 1, 2020
Rachels Day 1 of 366 - January 1, 2020
Abandoned farm in Gaylord, MI. Nikon D810. F22 at 1/30 seconds, ISO 100. 70-200mm lens at 82mm. January 1, 2020 at 4:58pm.
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Snowy Owl (0037)
Snowy Owl (0037)
Snowy Owl
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Point aux Barques Guardian
Point aux Barques Guardian
Point aux Barques Guardian
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Ice Curtain
Ice Curtain
Like hundreds of shark's teeth, icicles cling in near perfect symmetry to a railing along the walkway leading to the Charlevoix Lighthouse. I decide to make the icicles the focus of this image. I know the bright red lighthouse and its reflection will still attract enough attention to stand out as a small part of my picture.
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Big Star
Big Star
Upon discovering that, even in snowshoes, I was unable to walk over the five-foot snow drifts on the utility road to Big Sable Point Lighthouse, I had to figure out another way to get to the lighthouse. After using some good risk assessment, I decided my best course of action was to walk on the ice a few hundred yards off shore. After almost a mile and a half of treacherous walking and crawling, I made it to the lighthouse. Exhausted and hot, I made this image in seven degree weather, made chillier by 20 mile-per-hour winds. It was so worth the journey. D7000, F22 at 1/60, ISO 100, 10-20mm lens at 10mm
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Brad Reed\'s Day 2 of 366
Brad Reed's Day 2 of 366
Shot at Bond Falls in Paulding, MI. Nikon D850. F22 at 0.4 seconds, ISO 100. 14-24mm lens at 21mm. January 2, 2020 at 3:11pm.
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Keep Off
Keep Off
Keep Off
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Tuesdays With Todd and Brad Reed (0580)
Tuesdays With Todd and Brad Reed (0580)
Tuesdays With Todd and Brad Reed
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In Winters Teeth
In Winters Teeth
The Charlevoix Lighthouse stands out any time of year with its bright red aid-to-navigation paint job, but surrounded by a fresh coat of ice it bursts forth like a rocket. The compositional elements lend themselves to this vertical composition as well as the horizontal image I have already made in the same spot.
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Todd Reed\'s Day 2 of 365
Todd Reed's Day 2 of 365
I have long wanted to make a picture at this spot along the Betsie River near Crystal Mountain Resort. This is a perfect morning; nothing to it but to stop life's express train and do it. F11.0 at 1.0, ISO 400, 12-24 mm lens at 22 mm
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Wednesday (2692)
Wednesday (2692)
Wednesday (2692)
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Brad Reed\'s Day 2 of 365
Brad Reed's Day 2 of 365
We headed up to Crystal Mountain early this morning to be judges for the photo contest during the Teddy Knape Film Festival. I was dying to shoot some actions photos with our brand new 600 mm Nikon F4 lens. As my dad tore down the fall line on Loki, I tried to capture the intensity on his face. F5.6 at 1/5000, ISO 1000, 600 mm lens with 1.4 extender at 850 mm
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