Reba

Just because this blog as been inactive for so long I thought I'd just throw this pic of Reba up from last year. She flew into BIA as she was performing at the waterfront concerts and took the time to stop and say hi to some of our military guys that were standing by.

Camera Equipment For Sale

I'm selling some of my camera's and lens and other odds and ends. If you are interested in seeing what I have you can Click Here

Nature Calling

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My friend was telling me about her flowers as we sat on the picnic table watching the the day slip away. I'm watching the sunset and the bees float about the flowers when the light begun to take on that magical glow. I grabbed my camera out of my truck and mounted my 11mm lens. I took one shot from a couple feet away and then this one right up close. Just before I released the shutter this bee came into view and made the shot.

This image was taken right at sunset with an 11mm lens and a SB800 flash set to TTL with a -1EV flash dialed in.

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Now that I can update my blog from my Blackberry, I thought I'd try sending a photo, after all this is a photo journal!

Here is a cool paint job on a building in Tampa, Florida that I took on my Blackberry.

I just set up my blackberry to do mobil blogging and thought I'd try it out!

Photo of the day

Nikon D300, 18-135mm at 58mm, ISO 200, 1/125sec at f13

Fashion on the Slopes

This image of my friend Sonya was taken on the slopes at about 3:30 in the afternoon. This was a test shot taken just before photographing her kids.


Nikon D300, 85mm, ISO 125, 1/250sec at f6.3. SB800 1/2 power with a 32in umbrella.

...and the kids


Nikon D300, 85mm, ISO 125, 1/250sec at f5. SB800 1/2 power with a 32in umbrella.

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Models

Meet Brittany Wallingford. Brittany is a local model that I photographed to help her build her portfolio. We had lots of fun creating these great images. If you are interested in working with Brittany contact me and I'll get you her contact info.


Nikon D300, 24-120 at 32mm, ISO 200, 1/125sec at f8


Nikon D300, 24-120 at 48mm, ISO 200, 1/125sec at f7.1


Nikon D300, 24-120 at 28mm, ISO 200, 1/200sec at f11


Nikon D300, 24-120 at 26mm, ISO 200, 1/200sec at f11


Nikon D300, 24-120 at 35mm, ISO 200, 1/200sec at f11


Nikon D300, 24-120 at 38mm, ISO 200, 1/200sec at f10

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POD - Barns and Farms

Here is something that you always find on a farm. This one looks like it was made out of Lincoln Logs.


Nikon D300, 18-135 at 85mm, ISO 320, 1/80sec at f5.6

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POD - Barns and Farms

Barns and Farms are always a great places to get some photos. This fence was taken on some back road in Levant, Maine. Note the barb wire fence just below the horizontal piece of the wooden fence.


Nikon D300, 18-135 at 44mm, ISO 200, 1/2500sec at f4.5

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POD - Miscellaneous

This steeple has some interesting details on it for something that is so high up. I like the little railing that is near the top and half missing. Also the moldings on the corners and the louvered windows.


Nikon D300, 18-135 at 135mm, ISO 200, 1/800sec at f9

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POD - Abandoned Places

Here we have the clasp to the old shed where the window shot was taken. That round spot above the clasp is a ghost... you've seen ghost busters no? It's not really a ghost its just lens glare from the sun sneaking into my lens by bouncing off a speck of dust.


Nikon D300, 18-135 at 48mm, ISO 800, 1/640sec at f5.6

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POD - Abandoned Places

This image was taken in an old shed taken at a different location from the previous images. It looks as though some animal was trying to climb up the window, you can see paw marks on the right hand side.


Nikon D300, 18-135 at 90mm, ISO 800, 1/125sec at f5.6

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POD - Abandoned Places

I had much better light to work with in this room, room 666, can't you see the writing on the wall? Ok, so my jokes are pretty lame, but I think this is a good shot. That is the box spring to the mattress from a previous shot at this same place.


Nikon D300, 18-135 at 28mm, ISO 1000, 1/40sec at f4

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