Yup! What can I say? It seemed appropo to post a pic of myself here too.
BIO
Troy Mathisen
...began his professional career as a recording engineer in 1977.
Shortly thereafter, he expanded into providing concert sound-reinforcement and technical support services for many "internationally-renowned" performing artists.
After a couple years of doing concert sound around the Pacific Northwest, he moved to Hollywood California, to enhance his education and experience in audio and music recording and production, for the film, television and record industries.
After 5 years with Paramount Recording Studios as a technician and audio engineer, he began his education in computer music production and graphic design.
Two years later Troy was avidly educating himself in 3D modeling, rendering and animation development and production, while working as a recording engineer for Buena Vista Sound at Walt Disney Studios in Burbank California.
By 1990, he was working as a soundtrack composer and music producer, while obtaining an education in simulation and virtual reality technologies.
Two years later he was working extensively in video engineering and production, giving occasional dissertations to college students on virtual reality environment engineering and computer music development and production for film and video.
In 1995, Troy devoted his full time to learning Internet and web-based technologies.
By 1997, he was functioning as Director of Internet and Multimedia Development for a high-tech telecommunications firm in the bay-area of central California.
To this day Troy continues to design and build intelligent web application software and information distribution systems, as well as focusing as much time as possible on his two greatest loves - the arts and sciences.
Troy currently uses the following for creating visual media...
Software;
Apophysis 2.02
Blender 2.41
Chaoscope 0.2.1
ChaosPro 3.2
DeepPaint 2.0
Lightwave 8.5
PhotoImpact 8
Poser 6
Terragen v0.9
TrueSpace 6.6
VUE 5 Infinite
and others.
Cameras;
Canon Z135 Sure Shot
Nikon D50 Outfit
Olympus Camedia C-700UZ
Hardware;
Dell Inspiron 8500 Computer
HP Business InkJet 1200n Printer
HP PhotoSmart 8250 Printer
HP ScanJet 4370 Scanner
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Comments (15)
NekhbetSun
Like I said before, just how many deserted and ruined houses ya got there? :o) I like the treatment you gave this one, not quite sepia, but what? cool work Troy XOX
TwoPynts
Looks like there are some real estate issues around you, heheh. But I love photographing ruins...the sense of history and sombre mood really gets me. This is a great old house. It looks like it was grand in its day. Thanks for sharing this.
Valerie-Ducom
Hey beautiful man, How many there are home abandoned in your country?Anybody buy this ruin? Excellent capture my friend and a feel a lager reflection for the material ;) bisousssss
Zacko
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!!!!!! This is the kind of shots i absolutely looove!!! Excellent work on this one buddy. #:o)
Cosme..D..Churruca
Amazing... always wondering what happened ! A curse ? Fantastic Troy !
glennn23
Excellent image! I have lots of these where I am too - 1000 miles north of you - 'cept most a da time dem folks jest dropped a brand new doublewide trailor on da land and is still livin there!!! +++
sossy
fantastic and moody capture! love those old houses full of mistery, memories and history! so much emotions are coming out of the dark windows! stunning expression! ;o)
jcv2
Beautiful capture of this abandoned house! Too bad this deteriorates without any effort to do something against it! Gorgeous work, Troy!
Chaos911
what a F A N T A S T I C shot and work!!!! super cooooool!!! :)
Lledeline
Great find
soulofharmony
very sad this was one the centre of so much warmth and love.. be lovely to have this restored to its former glory... beautifully seen and captured excellent...
Dianthus
Gorgeous image:)
Richardphotos
surprising that so many of those abandon homes has standing seam roofs. not cheap by any means. last weekend I ended up out the the backwoods of Oklahoma and seen many houses like your posts. no time to stop although
kimariehere
something so amazing to me about an home so many thoughts go thru my head when i see a house like this i try my best to imagine it bran new with a family in the time period in the day of its glory .. its an untold story there !! well captured!!
dodgeart
Wonderful thoughtful image as always! i may have said this before---if the locals don't know about a specific property, you could find out more info by checking publc property records. Wish you were filming movies of this too. Thanks Troy....