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Well, kind of...... I have been thinking of how the technique I use to create long exposures of moving people might be expanded upon.
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Well, kind of...... I have been thinking of how the technique I use to create long exposures of moving people might be expanded upon.
As suggested by Dean, the challenge for the month of June will be to have a fun time with the standard cliches in photography.
Melissa and I connected for a 3-look fashion set. We did some studio looks then we went outdoors. I saw this outdoor corridor and liked the light. This was one of my favs for the session.
Coastal photography at the Urros de Liencres (Spain) Consists of 15 photographs for a pile of the best waves breaking against the cliff.
Glass ball setup and couple more behind setup. one light up.
What about the overdone Tourist-y, I've Seen It A Million Times photos?
We have all seen the Dandelions for Eyes snapshot and the tourist holding up/ pushing over the "Tower of Pisa"
Some pictures of this lovely insects
I love the simplicity of this photo.
In general I'd like us all to share any events/accomplishments etc we achieve as I see the group as a collection of like-minded photographers, whom I personally view as friends.
I really like crows and all members of the Corvus family, so I photograph them when ever I can. This guy was sitting on a pole for a while, and then took off.
D500 and 70-200, April 2023
One big softbox behind and siluet testing :) hope not bad all...
"Emotion gives rise to reflection" Photography is an art, It’s about finding extra-ordinary in an ordinary things...
DC-G9 + Olympus 60mm Macro
There was a walkway down the middle. Normally, I much prefer clouds but in this case, I think a perfectly blue sky makes it a far better abstract subject.
Shot with all natural light. The sunset just behind her, bouncing against the wall behind me so that the light looks soft.
An American pelican swimming in Wyoming's Snake River on a foggy morning.
I spent a couple of days in New York City on business by in April. Had a lot of fun photographing the city.
The first two are from a series taken of a single milkweed seed with water drops. I hand held using a cheap 50mm 1.8 lens and a stack of extension tubes.
For this set I kept most things constant with camera settings and editing:
Posing in heels can be hard on a model. I always ask them to get off their feet while I'm adjusting alight, changing batteries or reviewing images.
Poolside theme
Kailey just turned 18 and wanted a fashion shoot for her birthday. We had a great time on a 3-look set. I really liked this one. Hope you do to.
Riley came over for a 3-look set. It was a great Fall day so I wanted to run outside and get a few snaps. She had an off the shoulder dress full of earth tones.
Kate and I have been following each other's IG for years. We finally connected for a shoot. It was definitely worth the wait. Here's one of the looks from our 3-look set. Hope you like it.
I met a Paige at a photography conference. There were 20 of us and she was the only model. It was a little chaotic.
This is a photo I took earlier this year during a business trip to Europe. This is Karlskirche (St. Charles Church) in Vienna. I was hoping for some color in the sky but never really got any.
Recently I have been going around town trying to build up an architectural portfolio. The other day I went out to Duke University and photographed Cameron Indoor Stadium (the outside anyway).