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This was my very first attempt at long exposure night photography. I'm used to a lot of trial and error when experimenting with new styles of photography, but this was very encouraging.
Nice silhouette of my buddy Steve in the early hours in Yellowstone National Park.
When I took this photo this was named Mt. McKinley. A month later it was changed back to it's original name of Mt. Denali. There are only a few days where it is cloudless. I like the clouds!
This is Tyrion. She was a rescue and the sweetest dog. She will lick your ears off. It always makes my day when I visit her, and she is also a great model.
The first day I walked into the backyard of the home we were shooting a tv show at I saw this image in my head. I asked the producer if I could bring my still camera to get this shot. He said yes. I printed and framed this shot and gave it to him as a gift.
The toughest part of shooting Disney Hall is capturing an image without people in it. The trick is going at 11:30 at night
I thought this would make a good Black & White shot
I was shooting a documentary and he was our interview. We shot in Spielberg's Screening room. The best part was I brought a friend to be my B camera operator. My only instruction was, "Don't Touch Anything!" He was a BIG John Williams fan and I printed this shot for him as a souvenir.
He was a stray that was smart enough to just hang around. He didn't know modeling was part of room & board.
I walked in to the foyer of the house we were shooting a commercial and saw this shot. I ran back and got my camera, made a few adjustments. I like that it is nearly a Black & White shot in camera.
Beverly Hills Concourse D'Elegance
Beverly Hills Concourse D'Elegance
Beverly Hills Concourse D'Elegance
It was an overcast day, raining and we sat there and waited for this bird to take off. After about an hour he started moving around and then BAM he took off. If I hadn't panned with him I would have never got this shot. I like that his wings are blurry but his head is sharp. One of my favorite shots. Maybe because it made standing in the rain for an hour worth it.
He just saw his brother mating with a female. He'll never be able to unsee that
I was practicing shooting birds and finding the correct shutter speed to freeze them in flight. I finally found it on this guy.
I had been photographing otters all day. When we arrived at my friends father's home I got out of the car and saw this tree. The light was fading and I had my 400mm lens on my camera. I grabbed it and took this photo. Then I switched to a wider lens and took another couple of shots before the light was too low to shoot. I liked this one the best and it's the only shot I have on that lens.
The bravery of this flower to stand alone in a field full of Poppies
This from my trip to the Khutzeymateen Grizzle Bear Sanctuary. I wasn't looking forward to living on a sailboat, and shooting from a Kodiak boat. I couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised. The sailboat was great and our Kodiak Captain was AMAZING! He drove right up to the bears. This was one of the more serene moments
I like showing the detail in small plants. This flower is the size of my fingernail. I wasn't good at the floral sciences, so I don't know what these stems are called.
