Terry Monahan Photo Illustration

Terry Monahan Photo Illustration Creating Marketing and Photo Illustrations to create buying desire - for over 25 years. Imagery for marketing - Education through "Old Tricks for New Dogs"

From a North Dakota visit...
04/23/2026

From a North Dakota visit...

I am honored to have some of my art photos displayed in April’s edition of Hampstead Neighbors Magazine. I am currently ...
04/15/2026

I am honored to have some of my art photos displayed in April’s edition of Hampstead Neighbors Magazine. I am currently exhibiting at ArtExposure Gallery there in Hampstead, NC.

Now at Art & Frame in Myrtle Beach, discounts on framed and prints only images. Local Waccamaw River Views.
03/05/2026

Now at Art & Frame in Myrtle Beach, discounts on framed and prints only images. Local Waccamaw River Views.

This image became very popular on the Everything 4x5 Camera Group! Over 500 reactions in a week plus 16 comments and 7 ...
03/05/2026

This image became very popular on the Everything 4x5 Camera Group! Over 500 reactions in a week plus 16 comments and 7 shares. Shot on 4x5 film - still having fun in the world of Analog!

Art & Frame is offering 25% off on framing of any of my sleeved Waccamaw prints! Local Waccamaw images would look great...
02/24/2026

Art & Frame is offering 25% off on framing of any of my sleeved Waccamaw prints! Local Waccamaw images would look great with the creativity of Brad's framing.

Waccamaw River images by Terry Monahan now discounted at Art And Frame Gallery in Myrtle Beach, on Waccamaw Blvd, locate...
02/08/2026

Waccamaw River images by Terry Monahan now discounted at Art And Frame Gallery in Myrtle Beach, on Waccamaw Blvd, located in the Mall with the Asher Theater and Waccamaw Pottery.
https://artandframegallerymb.com/

Thursday Throwback! A pre HDR shot of this room on 4x5 for marketing literature. This was a 28 minute exposure on colo...
02/05/2026

Thursday Throwback! A pre HDR shot of this room on 4x5 for marketing literature. This was a 28 minute exposure on color negative film. I had to consider the light values for the chandelier, the stage lighting, the top hats and the recessed lights in the ceiling, all while compensating for the reciprocity of a long exposure. All of these lights were on separate breakers and with help from the facility manager, started the shot with all lights on, then sequencing lights, the chandelier turned off first, then the stage lighting, and then the top hats and recessed lights. After that, in the dark had to walk around in the room to paint-in some extra light here and there. And now we have digital and HDR!

Studio Therapy. What do you do with an old rusted out tray and some fake plastic flower stuff.....
02/04/2026

Studio Therapy. What do you do with an old rusted out tray and some fake plastic flower stuff.....

Announcing the “Old Tricks For New Dogs” You Tube channel with tips and inspirations for photographers. I have just sta...
01/29/2026

Announcing the “Old Tricks For New Dogs” You Tube channel with tips and inspirations for photographers. I have just started this and of interest is 2 videos for beginners - Basics in 7 Minutes and FAST, the photo thinking process. For Lighting, see my video on unique uses for a beauty dish. More to come…

BTP- The Travelers Chapel - story Behind The PhotoThe Travelers Chapel along Hwy 501 in Conway is a place to stop and re...
01/20/2026

BTP- The Travelers Chapel - story Behind The Photo
The Travelers Chapel along Hwy 501 in Conway is a place to stop and reflect during your travels. It has been a part of the community since 1972.

I wanted to try to emulate digital stitching using film.
I chose the chapel as my subject to test this unique photographic technique. I pulled out on old Olympus OM1 camera, loaded with fine grain Tax 100 film, a tripod and a 35m Shift lens.
The procedure is to take three photos, framed for the top, middle and the bottom with the shift lens. The tripod was necessary to keep tight registration between all the frames. After processing the film, the frames were scanned into the computer. I took the center frame and developed it into a black and white image, then transferred the same settings to the other frames so they would match.

The three frames were then stitched together in Photoshop, then processed for the final image. This became a large file (149MB). The final print and framing was done at Art & Frame in Myrtle Beach. The final image is 20” x 26” in a gallery frame, and has remarkable detail, especially considering it was produced with 35mm.

This is one of my favorite images from Conway. If interested in this image, contact me. I also have an unframed print in 11x14”.

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