Lensbaby photos at Bread Co
Saturday morning is a great time to go to Bread Company (a.k.a. Panera Bread) with friends. today I brought my camera and Lensbaby selective focus lens. It was pretty grey and gloomy outside and the light was not great, so I cranked up the ISO to 1600 and dropped in a f2.8 aperture ring. There is a decent amount of digital noise in many of the photos, especially the first two where I still had in a f8.0 aperture ring.
But playing around with it in Lightroom allowed me to salvage something. I kinda like the look of Maria “RealFitMama” Sparks in the photo above. There are more photos from the day, all taken with my Lensbaby at my photo site, all in the Saturday at Bread Co gallery.
Pork Steak Photography
Sure,it is a bit odd but when I was grilling on Sunday I decided to bring out the SLR and a flash to see what type of photograph could be made when the subject was pork steaks.
Of course you have to start with the raw meat, sitting on a tray (covered in foil so you can discard the foil and use the same to bring them in).
My suggestion for the above image is different that what I typically recommend. For it and other photos of slabs of raw meat, I don’t think it is wise to look at the image in the original resolution. It is just a bit to meaty. (more…)
WUSTL Soccer
Molly
This is Molly. One of my favorite images from a day long shoot of three friends for senior pictures.
Photographing Katie, Molly, & Haley for senior pictures.
Jeffrey
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Loveland Sculptures
While in Loveland, CO this past spring we spent a few minutes at Benson Sculpture Park. After all, the reason we visit Loveland is to see all the sculptures. Well I did not want to have the typical tourist photos of the sculptures so I did what I could to get interesting photos, mostly by changing the perspectives. Here are my favorites. To see all the photos from the day, look at my photos tagged “sculpture” in my Flickr photostream.
