Photography

Well, then isn't "insanely windy" the standard condition? I cycled up to rock cut and was blown off my bike several times. And that was in summer.

Great park though. I loved that one.

 

yes, that would be accurate. yesterday was probably 20-30mph sustained. gusts had to be close to 50.

good for you for pedaling up to rock cut. it's quite a climb.

 

logging some studio time. contemporary dance company that i photograph quite a bit. their new show (poster up above) is based in the 1930s so they wanted to try and go that route with a portrait series.

 

out and about trying to pick up the last few things i need for my reel...

 

spot flash, first-curtain shutter? The trails are backward on your subject.

 

no flash. it's part of a timelapse clip.

 

Trying some “micro” pics with the iPhone 8.

 

Yard art I found to be interesting when visiting a friend's home over the Easter holiday.

 

Honolulu, Hawaii

 

.... another attempt at “micro” with an iPhone 8.

 

Entering the Chugach Mtns,AK in a Soloy AS350b2

 

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photo from St Lucia last week. The Pitons

 

Is that a little open-air restaurant you were at? That looks like the identical spot I have a pic of when I was there two years ago.

 

No it was at a large deck on the side of a mountain road. Like a scenic overlook point.

 

drove to Yosemite earlier this week…

started shooting @ 4am to catch the sunrise

 

Me on a glacier with my son yesterday in Alaska.

 

Shot some pics of the truck being cleaned…

Fuji Film X-T3 used Custom JPEG “Bleached”

 

iPhone 12 Pro on a tripod for 30 secs in utah last night

 

I was test driving my macro lens and this squirrel came walking up to me. She almost climbed onto my camera.

 

in the last 3 months, i've put in close to 40k miles on united. feels like i'm back at the old day job. i've learned a lot on both the video and photo side of things. unfortunately, i can't share anything from the work i've done the past 3 months as i don't own the copyrights to any of it. makes finding my own clients a bit difficult but i'm hoping things will turn around after we move.

with all the traveling, i've tried to simplify my gear setups as much as possible. video is tough as there's just so much to bring but i'm getting back to basics on the photo side. it started with this marvel of german engineering.



i've been a leica fan boy for ages but never thought i'd be able to have something more than the little X2 pocket camera. there's magic pixie dust or something in these. very hard to describe but this camera forces you to view the world in a very different but specific way. the color and tonality is really like nothing else out there. this camera hasn't left my neck in weeks.

i took the youngest out for some halloween portraits and, while i had the big canon with me, i much preferred the images that came from the Q.







really looking forward to a little street shooting in NYC with this camera after we move.

speaking of street shooting. here are a few from some wanderings in Kingston, NY. these aren't from the Q though.

















and, just because i love you guys, a couple from telluride when i was there shooting a wedding back in september.





i'm simplifying a few other things and making a big push for high end work. some gear is getting sold and some gear is getting purchased. looking forward to all the new possibilities.

 

I have a few Leicas that I’m ready to part with if you’re interested. R3, R4, R5

 

Pm sent

 

Just a month ago in South Central Penna.

 

one of those would be lovely to add to the stable. i’ll think about it but i can’t do anything until after we move.

 

Never really thought of myself as a photographer. I sure take a lot of pictures. Pretty easy when you live in such a photogenic place.