Sunday, November 15, 2015

Kids at play.  Lots of action at a Halloween birthday party.
Sometimes it pays to be nimble.  On an overcast day, a shutter speed of 1/640 sec. froze the action - needed an ISO of 400 to get the shot.
Busy pollinators. This photo was made with flash providing fill in light and freezing the action.  The background was under-exposed one stop to provide greater richness and color saturation.
Whoops!
Cabellas' dioramas make a visit to this sporting goods superstore a fascinating experience.

Thursday, May 07, 2015

Favorite shot from Dani and Dom's wedding.  They did all the work on this shot, picking the location and choosing the pose.  Was great working with them!
Bald eagle hunkering down in a brisk wind. Order here.

Back-lit Canadian goose.  The challenge is in choosing the "best" exposure for the subject to reveal detail in the shadow area.  Order here.

Thursday, January 08, 2015

One of our blue jays enjoying the first snow of 2015.  Light is often a challenge on snowy overcast days.  Often need a high shutter speed, high ISO and a stable base for the photo.  No flash here.

Wednesday, January 07, 2015

Sometimes all it takes is being at the right place at the right time.  The light was fleeting. In a moment the color was gone.  Canadian Geese at dusk in Pennsylvania's Perkiomen Valley.

 Today it rained on my sunflower. Two treatments. One in color and one without. Soon there won't be anything left of my sunflower. Just ...