HDR is a unique method that was developed to extend the dynamic range and the bit value of a photograph. Our proprietary method Beyond HDR simplifies this procedure. We bring true to life HDR colors to digital photographs in our collections of Floral, Landscapes, Wildlife and Greeting Card Prints.
ALL the pictures displayed on our web site are jpeg format.
(Beyond HDR) Photo No 40 Variegated Orchid
Our collections of Floral,Landscape and Wildlife Prints are available in various sizes with the most popular being 8 ½ X 11 inches and 13x19 inches as well as custom sizes. They can be printed on a variety of photographic paper (glossy, linen or matt finish). We also print on real painter’s canvas sizes 8 ½ x11 inches, 13x19 inches, 18x30, 24x36 as well as other custom sizes, framing and mountings.
(Beyond HDR) Photo No. 17 Golden Slipper Orchid
Our collections of Greeting Cards bring to life various flowers, and wild life with a dynamic range of outstanding true to life colors. On the back of the card is an educational description that identifies what the name of the flower or subject and what its likes and dislikes are.
They can be printed on a variety of photographic paper (glossy, linen or matt finish).
Inquire about our Beyond HDR Photography Workshops (Field Trips) and Individual Training
Signature (Beyond HDR) No. Photo 3 Sunset Mind Boggler
(Beyond HDR)Photo No 4 Snowy Egret at Gazebo
(Beyond HDR) Photo No. 5 Moon Harvest
(Beyond HDR) Photo No 6 Montauk Lighthouse Moon
(Beyond HDR) Photo No. 8 Shadow Sail Boat
(Beyond HDR) Photograph No. 10 Snowy Egret Moon Blue
(Beyond HDR) Photograph No. 11 Original Alstrameria Available stretched on Canvas,or Framed or Frameless and printed on photography papers.
Signature (Beyond HDR) Photo 12 Twin Sails Red Sunset
(Beyond HDR) Photograph No 14 Orchid Violet- Blue background
Signature(Beyond HDR) Photograph No 16 Garden Spider
(Beyond HDR) Photo No. 20 Sun Overhead Boat
Signature (Beyond HDR) Photograph No 21 yellow redish Skies the limit
Photograph No. 25 Profile View Camila House
Photograph No. 27 Camila Structure Green House
(Beyond HDR) Photograph No 28 Camilia house Straight away
Photograph No. 29 Camila House North View
(Beyond HDR) Photo No. 30 Lite The Candle Lime Ricky Orchid ...coming soon..
Signature Photo(Beyond HDR) No. 32 Regatta Clean Up
SIGNATURE (Beyond HDR) Photo 33 Ghost Ship
Signature Photo (Beyond HDR) No. 35 Single boat yellow sky
Signature (Beyond HDR) Photograph No 39 Melville Park
(Beyond HDR) Photo No 41 Rain Drop Orchid
(Beyond HDR) Photo No 42 Muted Mandarin Orchid
(Beyond HDR) Photo No 43 Ultra Mary
(Beyond HDR) Photo No. 44 Stamen Close up Altramary
(Beyond HDR) Photo No 45 Alstromeria (Peruvian Lilly)
(Beyond HDR) Photo No 46 Inside Yellow Orchid
For information about Photonewness Beyond HDR Photography Workshops in your area.. click on the "Workshop Info" button on the left side of this page.. For additional locations,group rates and details please contact Chief Instructor Tony Florio his e mail is...furyee2@photonewness.com
(Beyond HDR) Photograph No. 57 Setauket Bridge available on canvas or photography paper.
Instructors are available to teach our Beyond High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photography Lesson Plan at your School, Library or Organization. For information contact Chief Instructor Tony Florio his e mail is... furyee2@photonewness.com or call Jay at 631-331-8190
(Beyond HDR) Photograph No. 201 Original Alstramaria on Canvas
Photograph No. 201 Stalk yellow on Canvas
High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photographs
8 1/2 x 11 inch HDR Print on Glossy/Matt Paper.....from.....$120.00 ea
13 x 19 inch HDR Print on Glossy/Matt Paper.........from.......$185.00 ea
Custom Size HDR Prints, Framing or Mounting Prices available upon request. Custom Linen Paper or Real Painters Canvas HDR Print Sizes and prices available upon request. Archival Frameless Museum Mount 13x19 inch HDR Prints from $400.00
Greeting Cards 1/2 Fold (8 1/2 x 11 inch horizontal format) Glossy/Matt Photograph Paper with white envelope. On the back of the card is an Educational Description of the subject.......$7.00 ea. or six pack (6 cards).. $36.00
ALL Orders are subject to shipping and Handling charges starting at $20.00 depending on size and weight. We ship US Postal Service. All prices are subject to change.
To place your order; Please e mail Jay@photonewness.com please include your name, phone number,concerns and a good time to call you to discuss your order, or call 631-331-8190
Our Greeting Cards bring to life various flowers, and wild life with a dynamic range of outstanding true to life colors. On the back of the card is an educational description that identifies what the name of the flower is and what its likes and dislikes are.
Custom Greeting Card Collections are available for your Club, Organization or Special Events. Choose your own theme...
Some Custom themes include Native Plant Gardens, Children’s Plant Gardens, Rain Gardens, Drought Tolerant Gardens & Healing Gardens.
Sample of Educational Desriptions on the back of our Collection of Greeting Cards..
Hibiscus is pictured on front of card.... I am a flowering plant in the Mallow family, malvaceae and a native to warm, sub-tropical and tropical regions throughout the world. Like you, I thrive with full sun and some shade and temperatures between 60 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit, so I make a great indoor plant. I grow well in soil that is rich in organic matter and compost, with a fertilizer that is high in potassium to aid my growth and keep my metabolism healthy. I like regular watering, but I don’t like being over-watered or left with “wet feet.”
I have many brothers and sisters that can grow as annuals or perennials with herbaceous characteristics (meaning my stems die down to the soil level at the end of the growing season), although some of us can grow into woody shrubs or small trees. I have large, showy flowers that attract butterflies and bees.
Member of my species are used to make Hibiscus tea, paper, and jellies and jams. A 2008 USDA study confirmed that Hibiscus tea lowers blood pressure, and people all over the world have used me for medicinal purposes. I have over 200 family members with almost 2300 species.
Dahlia I am a plant that comes in a variety of sizes. I can range in height from 6 inches to twenty feet, and my flowers can be as small as a quarter or as large as a dinner plate! My beautiful and complex composite flowers are made up of long ray florets, central disc flowers, and delicate bracts. I can be grown from tubers (the most popular method), cuttings or seeds. Here on Long Island, you would plant my tubers around May 15 th , spaced about 2 to 3 feet apart and at a depth of 6 to 8 inches. Be prepared to support me with stakes and ties to prevent my flowers from being damaged.
When I am about 12 inches high, my tip should be pinched. This is called “topping” or “stopping” and it causes the development of side canes or laterals. I do well in soil that is rich in phosphorous and potash and poor in nitrogen. I need regular doses of insecticide or I will become host to red spider mites, corn borers, aphids, Japanese beetles, and green leafhoppers. Alstroemeria Although my formal name is Alstroemeria, my common name is Peruvian Lilly or Lilly of the Incas, and you can call me Ulster Mary. I was given my Latin name in 1753 by Carolus Linnaeus, who named me after his fellow Swedish botanist, Baron Clas von Alstromer. My flower resembles a miniature lily in a wide range of colors and patterns from white, golden yellow, and orange, to apricot, pink, red, purple, and lavender. I am the flower of friendship, and symbolic of wealth, prosperity and fortune.
I am a native of Chile, in South America. I am a winter-growing perennial, but some of my relatives from Eastern Brazil are summer-growing perennials. Through careful breeding, we can be developed into evergreen plants that flower throughout the year. All told, I currently have about 190 hybrid relatives. I am usually grown from seed, and should be planted about a foot apart from my neighbors in an area with full sun and well-drained soil. Give me some organic fertilizer and about 3 inches of organic compost, and place mulch around me but not on top of me. Keep my soil moist and I will bloom in the spring through the fall. Cut off my old flowers, and I can grow up to 36 inches tall and 24 inches wide.
Orchid My name is Paphiopedilum, but you can call me Paph. I’m part of the Orchid family. In nature, I grow among humus layers on the forest floor. I have robust shoots, each having several leaves. My leaves can be short and rounded or long and narrow, and typically have a mottled pattern. Each shoot blooms only once, when it is fully-grown. When older shoots die, newer ones take over, producing a raceme (or flowering shoot) between the fleshy, succulent leaves.
Paph are among the most widely cultivated and hybridized of all the Orchid genera. I am easy to grow indoors, as long as conditions that mimic my habitat are created. I like high humidity (50-70%), moderate to warm temperatures (13-35 degrees Celsius, 55 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit), and low light (12, 000 to 20,000 lux). My modern hybrids are easier to grow in artificial conditions than my parent species.
Geranium My name is Pelargonium. I am a relative of a perennial geranium. As a garden geranium, I am one if the most common ornamental potted plants, with over 280 varieties. My family is from southern Africa. I grow well in a mixture of peat moss and compost, and I like lots of bright light. Water me as necessary and feed me once a week using a high potash fertilizer. I am tolerant of drought and heat, but can withstand only minor frost.
I am often referred to as a Cranesbill geranium because my seedpod resembles a crane’s bill. My foliage is often toothed and is very attractive. My flowers float on top of my stems in shades of white, pink, magenta, purple and blue. I can deter mosquitoes, but I am also a delicious meal for moths and butterfly caterpillars. My roots can be used in homeopathic preparations for the treatment of respiratory infections.
Custom Greeting Cards are available for your Club, Organization or Special Events.
Designs by JTJ
**SPECIAL NOTE; Sample Photographs above NUMBERS G11-G12 ARE NOTE HDR sample PHOTOGRAPHS-- BUT ARE AVAILABLE AS (HDR) High Dynamic Range PHOTOGRAPH Prints.
Inquire about our Photography Workshops (Field Trips) and Individual Training. Fall 2010 and Winter 2011 Classes are forming now.......Our next Workshop is at Bayard Cutting Arboretum... For additional locations,group rates and details please e mail furyee@photonewness.com or call Jay 631-331-8190
ATTENTION: Adult Education Directors, Colleges, Schools, Libraries and Organization. Instructors
are available to teach our Beyond High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photography
Lesson Plan at your location. For information please contact Chief Instructor Tony Florio his e mail is... furyee2@photonewness.com
Our collections of Greeting Cards bring to life various flowers, and wild life with a dynamic range of outstanding true to life colors. On the back of the card is an educational description that identifies what the name of the flower or subject and what its likes and dislikes are.
Signature Photo(Beyond HDR) No. 2 Greatest Sailboat Sunset Yet
Signature (Beyond HDR) No. Photo 3 Sunset Mind Boggler 
(Beyond HDR)Photo No 4 Snowy Egret at Gazebo
(Beyond HDR) Photo No. 5 Moon Harvest 
(Beyond HDR) Photo No 6 Montauk Lighthouse Moon
(Beyond HDR) Photo No. 8 Shadow Sail Boat
(Beyond HDR) Photograph No. 10 Snowy Egret Moon Blue
(Beyond HDR) Photograph No. 11 Original Alstrameria Available stretched on Canvas,or Framed or Frameless and printed on photography papers.
Signature (Beyond HDR) Photo 12 Twin Sails Red Sunset
(Beyond HDR) Photograph No 14 Orchid Violet- Blue background
Signature(Beyond HDR) Photograph No 16 Garden Spider
(Beyond HDR) Photo No. 20 Sun Overhead Boat
Signature (Beyond HDR) Photograph No 21 yellow redish Skies the limit
Photograph No. 25 Profile View Camila House
Photograph No. 27 Camila Structure Green House 
(Beyond HDR) Photograph No 28 Camilia house Straight away
Photograph No. 29 Camila House North View
Signature Photo(Beyond HDR) No. 32 Regatta Clean Up
SIGNATURE (Beyond HDR) Photo 33 Ghost Ship 
Signature Photo (Beyond HDR) No. 35 Single boat yellow sky
Signature (Beyond HDR) Photograph No 39 Melville Park
Signature (Beyond HDR) Photograph No. 49 Preying Mantis Eating a Monarch Butterfly
Photograph No 50 (Beyond HDR) Osprey Nesting 
(Beyond HDR) Photograph No. 57 Setauket Bridge available on canvas or photography paper.
(Beyond HDR) Photo 100 Ghost ship Redish Pink
(Beyond HDR)
(Beyond HDR) Photo No. 102 Single Boat Red Sun
(Beyond HDR) Photo No. 104 Ghost Boat Sunset
Signature (Beyond HDR) Photograph No 106 Jays Sailboat 8 28 2010
Signature(Beyond HDR) Photo 107 Regatta Blue
Photo 108 Burnsides Bridge 
Signature(Beyond HDR) Photo 109 Egret Blue Moon
Photograph No. 201 Stalk yellow on Canvas
