My miserable, but elegant Vampiress. My happy-go-lucky Dragon. And lastly, my scary masked Druid. Happy Halloween everyone!!!
Monthly Archives: October 2010
I drive by this car and mural every day. I always look at the faces and wonder about their expressions. Sometimes if I concentrate, I can almost hear the trumpet playing. As quick as these silly thoughts come, they’re just as quickly forgotten. New ones take hold and before I can figure these ones out,...
I stole the title for this post from the movie I saw tonight with my good friend Cliff. Oh man, was it ever bad. Strobist: Nikon SB-800 with 28 inch Westcott softbox camera right, triggered by Cybersync.
For this photo, I instructed Owen to run like he was being pursued by a pack of zombies. Even though He ran like mad, this was the most frightened face I could get out of him. Dang are the days ever getting short! This photo has the same feel as this one. Strobist: Nikon SB-800...
My Mom knit this sweater for Ben and he really likes it. Funny thing is, the moment you put it on him, he thinks it’s time to go somewhere important. Strobist: Nikon SB-800 with 28 inch Westcott softbox camera right, triggered by Cybersync.
Watch out or Isabelle might just give you one of her knuckle sandwiches! Strobist: Nikon SB-800 with 28 inch Westcott softbox camera right, triggered by Cybersync.
Isabelle will randomly run up to me and give a hug. She did it tonight and I couldn’t help but smile. She doesn’t need a reason, it’s just something she has always done. Somethings should never change. (insert BIG sigh here) Strobist: Alien Bees 800 with 28 inch Westcott softbox camera right, triggered by Cybersync.
This photo was taken at a park in Cloverdale while on my way home from work. There are so many wonderful colors out right now that it’s next to impossible to pass them up. What’s weird about this shot is that the bokeh almost makes it looks like all the leaves have holes punched through...
I gave Ben a hair cut. He looks quite smashing. I think he thinks he does too! Strobist: Alien Bees 800 with 22 inch (socked) beauty dish camera right, triggered by Cybersync.
We rushed down to Campbell Valley Park to get a shot I had seen last Friday. It’s crazy how much the light has changed in just a few days. I wasn’t able to get what I had in mind so Christa jumped in and helped me out.
Sunday afternoon was spent taking some family photos in Williams Park. This little guy here is only 6 weeks old – and just perfect. If I get I chance, meaning if I get the time, I’ll post some more photos from this shoot!