dpanphoto
David Pan
This is dpanphoto, my photography website where I share daily photos and human art. sometimes nonsense :-)
August 2026
September 2026
October 2026
Top Words
- creek
- drained
- flowers
- light
- bird
- tiny
- tree
- market
- block
- hundred
- damn
- grid
All posts (205)
2026-06-05Hello! Along with showcasing shiny cars (both vintage and new but modified), the event had a spot for parked boats, both on water and on land.I didn't bring any special lighting with me, but I don't think they would have allowed it anyway. Still, the sunlight, filtered through clouds above, provided a...
2026-06-04Hello! It's been a while since I did some automobile photography. Lucky for me, the annual car show was being hosted nearby and I walked up to it without even realizing it. Pure coincidence that I happened across a big car show on the day I went to this town.A lot of crowds were forming around cars that...
2026-06-03Hello! I had considered re-theming my website for the month with obnoxious rainbows and unreadable text, but I ultimately decided against it.This isn't a photo of a pride event, although I later found out there was one nearby (it ended before I walked over there).In the near future, I'll try to attend a...
2026-06-02Hello! This is written like an open letter, because why not. I put a half-hearted effort into it a few weeks ago after thinking of the vlogbrothers YouTube channel, and I think it would continue to provide me some fun creative challenges.Should probably invent a character — the one specific person that...
2026-06-01Hello!I got back from the New Jersey Renaissance Faire, which I like talking about purely to gloat to my friends (you know who you are) who weren't able to go. I had a great time and I'll be sure to come back next year. Stories from my time there will be written in the near future, but today I've got more...
2026-05-31Hello!This is a hastily-written response to Absurd Pirate's article: "I'm So Tired of Ads". My response: Then Do Something About It.I definitely understand that ads are annoying. I also think that not enough people (including me) know the economics of advertising, and how marketing in general pays the...
2026-05-30Hello! A direct follow-up to yesterday's photograph. Taken on the same walk, in the same(-ish) weather.A bit farther away from the regular paved sidewalk, this clump of rounded leaves didn't capture my attention at first. I had paused there to dry the front of my camera lens (rubbing it with my shirt,...
2026-05-29Hello!Whenever I go on walks with my camera, I sometimes feel that there's nothing interesting to photograph. Even if there is a scene of interest, I don't know how to capture it in one frame.In times like this, I turn around. I'm always looking forward and expecting something interesting to come up to me,...
2026-05-28Hello! Short article today. I've talked enough of this historical factory, the annual market event, and the field that surrounds it.In the upper floor of the factory, I saw this room. It was as dark as the photo makes it out to be. It actually reminds me of the abandoned warehouse scene from Disney's Big...
2026-05-27Hello! We're back. Sorry, Jerry.Before the guided tour of the clay factory with the steam engine ended, I walked upstairs to rush through the remaining rooms before we had to go. It was warm enough to make me want to go home by that point, and we hadn't had food.I passed by this room, and took a photo...
2026-05-26Hello! I've stepped out of the art market to present a photo of something different."This is an intervention. You’re addicted to this marketplace."- Jerry, via emailThe colors have changed a lot in editing, and although I did the color modification and editing on this one myself, I think it might have been...
2026-05-25Hello! It's a federal holiday in the US which means I get the day off. I was helping with a class on community development at my school (hence the article yesterday written after a long week of classes) and now I'm just relaxing. I might even go for a walk later.We're still looking at photographs from the...
Page 12 of 18