This video and associated stills of a snow devil captured in Halfmoon, New York in February of 2014 will be featured in the World Meteorological Organization's 2017 edition of the International Cloud Atlas.
From Wikipedia: The International Cloud Atlas (also Cloud Atlas) is a cloud atlas first published in 1896] and remaining in print since then. Its initial purposes included to aid in the training of meteorologists and to promote more consistent use of vocabulary describing clouds, both important for early weather forecasting. The first edition featured color plates of color photographs, then still a very new technology, yet was noted for being inexpensive. Numerous later editions have been published.
John Bulmer Photography has launched Nor'easter Films as a full service video and filmmaking production company. Look for feature films, documentaries (especially extreme weather), and video marketing from Nor'easter Films in the coming months.
[Above] Finished pieces for the Commodifying Destruction Pop-up Exhibit presented by Albany Center Gallery and the Curatorial Studies Class at UAlbany.
Opening Reception is April 1 at 733 Broadway, Albany NY 12207 from 5 - 8 p.m.
Thanks to WNYT NewsChannel 13 and Meteorologist Paul Caiano for featuring my image of a lightning strike and accompanying rainbow in Halfmoon, New York on the morning broadcast.
Thanks to Time Warner Cable News and Meteorologist Ryan Finn for featuring my image of a lightning strike and accompanying rainbow in Halfmoon, New York on the morning broadcast.
When I started this project, my intention was to gain a better understanding of how to create compelling black and white images. The process taught me so much more. As photographers, we are not always presented with a beautiful sunset or sweeping landscape. Most of the time, we are capturing the rhythm of everyday life. The real work comes from redefining the mundane in an interesting way. All images in this collection were captured with an iPhone.