Steven September 13th, 2011
Steven Bourelle Digital Arts is currently undergoing some changes in it’s appearance. Until I get all of the issues worked out with the new theme, some pages and posts will not look as they should. Hopefully this is only temporary and the site will once again look as it should in the very near future.
Steven May 21st, 2011
Those of you who are friends of mine on Facebook already know of this, but I wanted to share it with all of my SBDigitalArts friends. I have recently started a new photo blog called Everyday Beauty. It contains photos from my everyday life that I shoot and process with my iPhone. I originally started posting these photos on Facebook a month or so ago, but as the gallery began to grow, I decided it was time for the images to have their own site where they could be displayed in a nice fashion. Plus, I just don’t quite trust having my photos on Facebook. Some of these images have found their way onto SBDigitalArts, but you can see more on the new site.
I’ve found that having a decent camera with me all of the time, my iPhone camera, has really opened my eyes to a whole new world of photo opportunities. I’m now shooting images of things that I never dreamed of shooting before. Plus, with all of the great photo apps available on the iPhone, my creativity has really blossomed and many of my images have taken on a whole new artistic feel.
Here is a small sample of what you’ll find on Everyday Beauty.


So click on the link below to head on over a check out the new site. I try to update it everyday. I’ve also begun adding quotations to the images and, once in awhile, a little something of my own.
Everyday Beauty: The beauty of our everyday world as seen through the lens of my iPhone.
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Steven May 9th, 2011
Welcome, my name is Steven Bourelle and I’m a local photographer in Kenosha. The MSBL Kenosha has given me permission to photograph games throughout the 2011 season and offer the photos for sale to the players.
It’s my goal to get great, high quality photos of all the teams and players throughout the year. If you see me wandering around ball field and dugouts make sure to say hi. I’m looking forward to meeting you guys and capturing you in action.
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The photos can be viewed and purchased at the online gallery I’ve set up. Here’s a short list of what’s available.
- Hi quality prints with sizes from wallet up to 11×14
- Photo products such as photo key chains, photo magnets, buttons, photo plaques and more.
- Digital downloads in Lo-Resolution, Med-Resolution or Hi-Resolution format that allow you to print the images yourself. These can also be use online and make great profile pics for sites such as Facebook.
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As the season progresses this gallery is going to become very big, so I’ve made searching for your images easy. Just click on your team name below and you’ll then be taken to the gallery with your team’s images shown first.
If you don’t see your team listed below, I haven’t photographed it yet.
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Just Added 7/29/11
2011 MSBL All Star Game Photos
Click Here to View
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Teams with photos in the gallery
Click your team to view photos. Gallery will open in new window or tab.
(Check back often during the season to see if new images have been added for your team.)
To purchase images or view the price list, click the BUY button on the photo’s page then choose the Prints, Products or Downloads tab.
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If you have questions about the photos, would like to purchase a size not listed, or any other questions, please feel free to contact me.
I’m also available to shoot team photos.
Please contact me to set up an appointment to shoot the team photo before a game.
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Steven May 8th, 2011

One of the things I love most about shooting with my iPhone is it’s ability, using the right apps, to shoot HDR images. This shot of the Kenosha Marina is a good example. Though it wouldn’t have been impossible to get this result without HDR, it would have required a lot of post processing work in Photoshop. The sky and ground were very different exposures. By shooting two images, one exposed for the brights, one for the darks, and combining them with HDR, I was able to get a photo that looked very similar to what my eyes saw.
For this image I used the Pro HDR app. I also use TrueHDR at times.
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