Robert Amoruso Photography

12/16/2023

Received our 2023 photo box set and ezine last week. My wife shared this picture of the set then, but I wanted to thank Ben for creating such a great collection of images (my favorite lower right) this year and all the hard work it goes into putting this together.

I know what it takes to accomplish this; being a former juired art show photographer participant. Also want to thank Ben for his wonderful, thoughtful videos throughout the year.

12/09/2023

Noctilucent clouds at sunrise.
Google Pixel 6 Pro

12/09/2023

Sunrise long exposure setup.
East coast Florida.
Google Pixel 6 Pro

12/09/2023

Bald cypress swamp fall foliage.
Google Pixel 6 Pro

12/09/2023

Fall foliage, bald cypress swamp.

09/14/2023

02/09/2022

I have not been very active here in a while. Lots of improvements on my new/old home in Ormond Beach, FL keeping me busy. My website host closed up shop so www.robertamorusophotography.com is no longer active. I will be setting up a new website using Square Space but not anytime soon - mostly likely in the summer. See you then.

Landscape & Wildlife Imagery

08/23/2019

A good read.

Putting the well-being of animals first should be every photographer’s goal. National Geographic photographers share tips on how they do it.

10/11/2018

Tuesday and Wednesday (10/9 and 10/10) spent in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Day off today due to rain so processing images. Here are five taken at various locations including The Basin. One more day shooting in the White Mtns before heading for Mount Desert Island in Maine for the Caponigro workshop.

10/09/2018

Traveling in New Hampshire this week before going to Maine for John Paul Caponigro's Fall Foliage workshop (http://www.johnpaulcaponigro.com/workshops/workshops/domestic/acadia-fall-foliage-me/). Image below is Sulphite Bridge (a defunct train bridge) in West Tilton, NH. Look it up, an interesting history.

08/19/2018

Started printing this morning for the coming fall art shows. I have displayed the image below before at the art shows, but this is a completely reworked version with enhanced tonal adjustments using techniques I learned at my NYC Architectural Photography workshop in June.