Photographic Work of Steve Stanger

For today’s fix of inspiration I’m gonna let you in on the great photography of Steve Stanger, Photographer and host of The Mac Attack podcast, from New Jersey, USA.

Stanger has rediscovered his love for photography a little over two years ago. He’s been shooting digital for the last seven years but got his first DSLR last year. He also owns a film SLR camera but, as he puts it, has been collecting dust since getting his first digital point and shoot years ago =)


I enjoy being out and making photos as much as sitting in front of my Mac doing post production.

His art is amazing, inspiring, and oh so beautiful! Take a look below, I’m sure you will be intrigued…

gulls on pylons by Steve Stanger.
sailboats@sunrise by Steve Stanger.
old pylons by Steve Stanger.
flower by Steve Stanger.
lamps (in repetition) by Steve Stanger.
tree at the end of the marina by Steve Stanger.
old fishery building by Steve Stanger.
beach sea horizon sky by Steve Stanger.
jar of change by Steve Stanger.
sitting on a bucket fishing by Steve Stanger.
under construction by Steve Stanger.
yep, back to the beach by Steve Stanger.
nighttime skyline by Steve Stanger.
track and weeds by Steve Stanger.
old fort door by Steve Stanger.
contemplation by Steve Stanger.
PB030004.JPG by Steve Stanger.
old push cart by Steve Stanger.
fishing before the storm by Steve Stanger.
sunrise10_25_09 by Steve Stanger.
wooden wreckage by Steve Stanger.
some bugs lunch by Steve Stanger.
Keyport sunset 3/19/10 by Steve Stanger.
Marina at sunset by Steve Stanger.
fishing pier at dusk by Steve Stanger.
G - Building by Steve Stanger.
black and white sunset by Steve Stanger.
lucky bamboo (bi-color) by Steve Stanger.
corks by Steve Stanger.
guitar by Steve Stanger.
the johnny pump by Steve Stanger.
the gate 2 by Steve Stanger.
round windows by Steve Stanger.
out of the clouds by Steve Stanger.
enjoying the beach by Steve Stanger.
sunset (portrait) by Steve Stanger.
"derby hat" lamp post by Steve Stanger.
cold horizon by Steve Stanger.

To view more of Stanger’s photography, you can check out his flickr photostream right here.

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2 Comments

  1. Chris - May 24, 2010

    Hey, nice pics, some of those are really good. Some of those.. who am i kidding, all of them! It also looks like he used the photoshop plug-in, topaz. But I could be wrong.

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  2. Steve - May 24, 2010

    Thanks Chris. Topaz Adjust is great and I do use it and the plugins from Nik Software. I really try to do most of my post production in Adobe Camera Raw and do some manipulation in in Photoshop. But the filters mentioned above are great, but in my opinion, should be used sparingly.

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