Welcome .....  to CFLP.com

Thanks for visiting.   Over 30 years in the biz and it feels great!

Since 1998 CFLP.com, the online division of Chip Feise Location Photography, has provided "digital" photographic content for online publication and limited print usage.

Starting in 1998, CFLP.com pioneered the showcasing of  corporate, philanthropic and other special events on the web using digital cameras for image capture and web publication for global display. Please read my "about" section then have a look around my site as numerous samples of my work are displayed.

Questions? Contact me directly at cflp@worldnet.att.net   or (703) 525-4730 (USA).

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                                                                                ©1998-2009 Chip Feise/CFLP

                                                     Welcome to Washington D.C.

                                          Baritone Saxophone Legend - Gary Smulyan

11/06/09: Five-time GRAMMY* winner Gary Smulyan* jams with members of the United States Air Force Jazz Ensemble, Airmen of Note,* at George Washington University's Lisner Auditorium* during the final concert of the 2009 Jazz Heritage Series.*

                                                                    ©2009 Chip Feise/CFLP Nikon D2H+60mmf2.8 D AF Micro-Nikkor ISO 800

                                                                                           Polar Panoramas

                                                           ©2009 Chip Feise/CFLP

The above rendition of a hotel complex is a good example of a simple polar pano. It was created from one image! On the flip side this polar like pano of an interior exhibit room at the Hirshorn Gallery* (Washington DC) was created from a 360 panorama. 

                                                                            ©2009 Chip Feise/CFLP

You will note the hole in the center of the pano. Some people fill in this area but I leave it untouched so as to create what I call a "Polar Doughnut" pano. 

                                                                Tech World Abstract

                            Sometimes a cool looking abstract can be created from an interesting architectural shot.

                                                                            (©2009 Chip Feise/CFLP Nikon D2H+12-24mmf4 Nikkor ISO200)

                                                                 Back Stage View

                                             ©2009 CFLP

If your a drummer then you already know this view all to well. Ultra bright lights, swirling clouds of  fog/smoke and tons of amp/mike cables as well as other assorted gear on the floor. This image, taken during a live performance of national tribute band Bruce In The USA*,  gives you an idea what type of perspective one has at the back of the stage.

                                                                                         (Nikon D2H / 12-24mmf4 Nikkor-ISO800)

                                                                         "Edgewood To The Edge Of The World"

               Washington DC's largest art mural was created. Click on the pano above to view the artists that created it !