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Some of the photographs in his portfolio are amazing, I'd suggest a look: http://otierney.net/cities http://otierney.net/cities

o10449366 8y ago
Thank you for sharing! I work in tech but photography is my passion. Those are some wonderful pictures he was able to capture.
busyant 8y ago
He also has a remarkably helpful and detailed description on how to shoot light trails on that site. http://otierney.net/tutorials/2014/4/24/long-exposure-light-trails http://otierney.net/tutorials/2014/4/24/long-exposure-light-...
jpatokal 8y ago
If anybody else is wondering how to navigate that, you need to mouseover the right image to get an arrow, then click to advance. (Because scrolling vertically would be just too obvious.) There are also additional pages of pics under the +Portfolio dropdown.
jsjohnst 8y ago
If you like those, here’s a bunch more: https://500px.com/tristan https://500px.com/tristan https://instagram.com/tristan https://instagram.com/tristan https://www.flickr.com/photos/tristanotierney/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/tristanotierney/ I’m coordinating a memorial in San Francisco the end of this month. We intend to have it at an art gallery with his photography on display. If you want to be notified about it, reach out (contact info on my profile).
- sah2ed 8y ago
  I trust there are separate plans to preserve his websites & photos on archive.org’s wayback machine.
  - placer 8y ago
    I managed to preserve the 500px one: http://archive.is/RLc2g http://archive.is/RLc2g
  - jsjohnst 8y ago
    Yes, I’m working to preserve everything I can.
205guy 8y ago
Thank you for mentioning that, I up voted this with the hope it can be higher up in the comments. There were lots of comments threads about the vague "addiction" and less vague alcohol problem [1], but after reading the article, I went straight to the photography website and really liked much of it. His photos are very accomplished and beautiful, I particularly liked http://otierney.net/lights http://otierney.net/lights. I didn't know the guy from Adam, but was happy to stumble on his works and imagine they are a fitting legacy. I understand the importance of the addiction threads for others, but I was more moved by his art. [1] I have to say that the HN community repeatedly amazes me with its caring and thoughtful and helpful discussions. Edited to fix issues with asterisk footnote mistaken for emphasis markup/down

o10449366 8y ago

Thank you for sharing! I work in tech but photography is my passion. Those are some wonderful pictures he was able to capture.

busyant 8y ago

He also has a remarkably helpful and detailed description on how to shoot light trails on that site. http://otierney.net/tutorials/2014/4/24/long-exposure-light-trails http://otierney.net/tutorials/2014/4/24/long-exposure-light-...

jpatokal 8y ago

If anybody else is wondering how to navigate that, you need to mouseover the right image to get an arrow, then click to advance. (Because scrolling vertically would be just too obvious.) There are also additional pages of pics under the +Portfolio dropdown.

jsjohnst 8y ago

If you like those, here’s a bunch more: https://500px.com/tristan https://500px.com/tristan https://instagram.com/tristan https://instagram.com/tristan https://www.flickr.com/photos/tristanotierney/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/tristanotierney/ I’m coordinating a memorial in San Francisco the end of this month. We intend to have it at an art gallery with his photography on display. If you want to be notified about it, reach out (contact info on my profile).

sah2ed 8y ago
I trust there are separate plans to preserve his websites & photos on archive.org’s wayback machine.
- placer 8y ago
  I managed to preserve the 500px one: http://archive.is/RLc2g http://archive.is/RLc2g
- jsjohnst 8y ago
  Yes, I’m working to preserve everything I can.

205guy 8y ago

Thank you for mentioning that, I up voted this with the hope it can be higher up in the comments. There were lots of comments threads about the vague "addiction" and less vague alcohol problem [1], but after reading the article, I went straight to the photography website and really liked much of it. His photos are very accomplished and beautiful, I particularly liked http://otierney.net/lights http://otierney.net/lights. I didn't know the guy from Adam, but was happy to stumble on his works and imagine they are a fitting legacy. I understand the importance of the addiction threads for others, but I was more moved by his art. [1] I have to say that the HN community repeatedly amazes me with its caring and thoughtful and helpful discussions. Edited to fix issues with asterisk footnote mistaken for emphasis markup/down