Posted in Close-Up on April 27th, 2007 8 Comments »
I just sat down at the dinner table just as the golden light of evening was starting when I saw a Dogwood tree out the window. The light hitting it was perfect and combined with the darkness of the forest behind I knew I couldn’t pass it up. Without explaination I stood up from the […]
Posted in Portraiture, Documentary, Sports on April 24th, 2007 12 Comments »
A beautiful Sunday afternoon, not meant to be spent indoors taking a nap. The only problem was nobody else quite shared my enthusiasm for physical activity. So I played with my twin…
You’re It!
A Perfect Spiral
reverse engineering attempts welcome
Posted in Portraiture, Instructional on April 16th, 2007 6 Comments »
Edit:
Thanks for the guesses, Hector and Nic specifically. Hector, I did not have a wireless trigger, radio or optical, for my flash. I tried to clarify that by listed everything I used but it wasn’t quite clear evidently. Nic, if I interpreted your guess right this was not taken on the second-curtain sync. This was […]
Posted in Portraiture on April 12th, 2007 6 Comments »
I decided to mess around with reflectors a little the other day. Basically I shot it with my lovely assistant (my sister, Kristi) holding a white cardboard box, in a patch of sunlight and directing some fill into the (your) left side of his face.
EXIF
Focal Length 50 mm 1/1600s
f/1.8 ISO 100
Posted in Close-Up, Landscape, Architecture on April 5th, 2007 7 Comments »
It just occurred to me that I live one hour away from the center of power of the most powerful nation in the world presently. Since the destructive power of nations today is greater than any other time in history, I live next to the most powerful city in the history of life, the universe, […]