All it takes is a walk through the woods!

K- country

More of K- country....

A day at the park

My son and I were playing with a flash head and some green wine bottles. I set the flash head behind the bottles and directed it towards an empty space on the wall to create a green backdrop. Then I set up a reflector beside the flash head to block any spill over light that might turn our subject green. The reflector also reflected light from the window which provided the main source of light for our subject which was me. I then set up the camera. The back drop was set at 5.6 and the subject( me ) was metred at 2.8 at 160th of a second. And this was our result .

K-Country

Went out to find deer today!

Hi folks, I got my new Fx camera. It is simply amazing. The photo listed is, the first one I took. It was taken at 6400 ISO. My boy fell asleep with his mom while watching tv, the only light source was the tv and a lamp, no flash!

In House Studio

The challenges of space constraints

and

the result I can live with.

Our summer vacation

I am reposting some of the pictures on this page.

I noticed the pictures always looked a little dark. And now I have realized that I never saved them for web use.

Portrait of a Rottweiller

Ray and Lindsey, your wedding was a blast, thank you for this opportunity.

More wedding photos

We were very lucky to see a couple Grizzly bears one morning. Unfortunately it was 5 am and fairly dark yet, so I was forced to shoot at 1250 ISO at F2.8 to get a good exposure. So the pictures are a little soft.

Congratulations Ray and Lindsay on your Engagement