Posts Tagged ‘learning’

Light the Emotion!

Light the Emotion!

Ben Bender linked to an article on Emotional Lighting when he commented on my recent post, Shoot the Emotion! So, since I love to use lighting, I think it’s worth discussing. Now, this may not be the best photo to describe emotional lighting, buuuut, it’s by far the most convenient. I shot it Saturday. I [...]


Shoot the Emotion!

Shoot the Emotion!

If I was to give myself some professional New Years resolutions, this is one of them. “Shooting the emotion” weighs heavier to viewers than cool, graphic images. Using rad light and a bad-ass compositions, don’t cut to the core. They’re just eye candy. Don’t get me wrong, I LOOOOOVE eye candy. When I look over [...]


Jared at f/1.8

(Tuesday, March 31, 2009) I just bought a new 35mm f/1.8 DX lens. I tried it out on my D700. I guess it’s a part time FX lens. If you close down the aperture and focus out the lens casing starts showing up. So, if this lens stays below 5.6 I think it’ll be fine. [...]


Either I get bored or I keep shooting, right?

Laurel sophomore short stop Sarah Allsop is one of the team’s top players. She is also a Seventh Day Adventist and does not play on Saturdays. The story was all about Allsop, but she didn’t get much action. Laurel lost to Bowie 22-0,  Thursday, April 23, 2009. She’s a pretty good hitter, but Bowie’s pitcher [...]


Graph Paper Press

I just dropped $99 and got a Graph Paper Press membership for a year. The main draw was my ability to integrate my photoshelter account with my Word Press blog. A FAN-FREAKIN-TASTIC bonus is all the WP tutorials I get from GPP.