Followed this guy for a while. Bet he's happy it was a camera lens I was looking through!
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Who's On Deck?
My niece, she made the varsity team as a freshman! More softball action shots coming soon. Go Lady Falcons!
Friday, March 16, 2012
Ball To The Head
While photographing a softball game, I switched fields to shoot a little soccer as well. This is Clearfield High School versus Woodscross High School. I don't know who won the game but I got a few good action shots. Good luck boys!
Cowboys
Cowboys heading west! It sounds like a cliche, but these cowboys are out to explore the west side of the Antelope Island.
Monday, February 27, 2012
Arches National Park
These are the arches called the Windows, North Window on the left and South Window on the right.
Turret Arch
Looking West from the trail.
Arches National Park was a beautiful weekend get away. It snowed while we were there, putting a damper on the day we planned to photograph the area. The trip was not a total loss as you can see. The touch of snow gave the pictures a nice wintry look. I could not have planned it any better. I can now check off the bucket list Arches and Moab, but believe me I want to go back!
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Macro Fun
Mandarin Oranges
Grapes
To recreate this type of picture you will need the following: a large glass, sparkling water, sprite or 7 up, fruit of your choice, rock salt, camera and macro lens. Pour the sparkling water into the glass. Add the fruit. To make more or extra bubbles add a few pieces of rock salt to the glass. Adding ice to the glass causes frost or condensation to the glass. This makes the picture appear blurry and frosted. I used a light behind the glass for illumination, no flash. Some editing was done to increase the contrast and brighten the picture. Caution: Don't drink from the glass! Have fun shooting macro.
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