ISO 200 f/8 1/400th of a second 18 mm lens
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Studio work today
Nancy's Bead Mavens group is challenging other bead artist to create a spring themed pieces.
This cabochon created by "IKandiclay" will be one of the prizes for the winners.
I shot this under studio lighting conditions with a 100mm Tamron 1:1 Macro Lens
ISO 200 f/11 1/125th of a second
Friday, February 25, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Winter Water
Many of my photographs are made to provoke thought;
Study the image and what do you see? Glimpse the image and what do you feel?
ISO 800 f/7.1 1/25th of a second 26mm lens
Tangle
There is a statement in this Tangle but it is a subjective one
ISO f5.6 1/40th of a second 55mm Lens
Burrow
This morning while out with our Little Monster "Teddy" the snow receding around our fence post caught my attention and the result is "Burrow".ISO 200 f/5.6 1/180th shutter speed 24mm Lens
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
My Favorite Photography Blogs
Just added a new blog to "My Favorite Photography Blogs" on my Blog an Excellent Photographer from Alaska. Check out the link and she what she has posted. If you like what you see follow her. I think she is incredibly talented; GREAT Shots
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Descent
New Ice formed; I had been thinking about an ice shot for several days but didn't have allot of time to put it together. All winter we've had hanging ice when I finally made up my mind and set out to shoot the ice, it had all gone the warm weather we have been experiencing melted it all away. This afternoon after returning from the store I found we had "New Ice" hanging and took this shot. I think I'm going to shoot it again using a little different setup but this is the current result. ISO 200 f/8 1/400th of 55mm Lens
February
Nancy has been working on a monthly beading project where she creates a 2X2 inch square every month. This is February and can be seen with January at www.nedbeads.com in the special projects section.
ISO 200 f/13 1/60 35mm Lens
Snow Receding
This shot was taken about 1 AM: back lit by flood lights. Direct lit by a forward mounted flash unit.
ISO 3200 f/4.5 1/50th of a second 70mm lens
Monday, February 14, 2011
Lynn Berry
Nancy created this set (which is untitled at present) as a commission, and what a result! Nancy is very talented and I enjoy photographing her work. I almost always do the photography work just after the final stitch is added as I enjoy it very much. ISO 64 f/8.0 1/3200th Studio Lighting
Studio
Today I didn't have to leave early for appointments, so I took some photograph in my studio for Nancy. I thought I would share a
glimpse of my studio, I photograph all of Nancy's Jewelry here. My space is ever evolving and is big enough to shoot most anything that I can get to the second floor. I like working in here and I have the benefit of being able to leave my sets in place only having to tear down when a different type of shot is need. It's allot of fun!! ;-))
Taken with iPhone 4 no exposure data
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Professor Ted
Theodore E. Bear (Teddy Bear) I like photographing dogs, sometimes with props; it can produce some very interesting
results. The key to any animal photograph is getting to their level; often I see pictures taken of animals where the photographer’s perspective is looking down at them.
Photographs where the subject is looking at you aways produce excellent results and allow the animal’s personality to shine through.
ISO 64 f/7.1 Shutter Speed 1/30th
Dryad
Dryad is my wife most intricate pieces of jewelry and one of my favorites and is
one of the reasons I started taking photographs again.
This piece along with many others are on display at www.nedbeads.com
Sony Digital Camera ISO 64 f/8 Shutter Speed 1/250
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Quiet Snow
Late night - mid winter snow
Heavy Snow no sounds just the breeze that is lightly driving the
snow
Canon Digital Camera ISO 150 f/2.8 Shutter Speed 1/125
Windows
Windows in the trees;
Windows in the building
Windows
Sony Digital Camera ISO 64 f/7.1 Shutter Speed 1/60
Mystery
Mystery
Without a Portal what is behind the door ???
Sony Digital Camera ISO 64 f/7.1 Shutter Speed 1/60
Portal
This morning while walking the dogs I started to notice windows, and how many different things can be considered “windows” and how important they are in our lives. After taking care of the dogs, I retrieved my camera and shot several images. This one I call “Portal.” It struck me that all windows are also portals; a location that overlooks or glimpses another.
The picture was shot with my Sony Digital Camera at ISO 64 f/7.1 shutter speed 1/100
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