Jun 5, 2007 | Landscape Photography
End of the World…..? If you saw all of the Havana, you might think that was the case. This old ship (1919) and a whole lot more was part of our morning shoot at Charleston Harbor (My assistant Josh has a killer shot of the whole boat on his blog). This one dock sucked up 8GB of my space. Great old ships, amazing colors and Joe McNally took us through one dock shoot looking at subjects like we were on assignment for Nat’l G. One hell of a morning!
Photo captured by D2Xs, 14f2.8AF on Lexar digital film.
Jun 4, 2007 | Landscape Photography
And if the afternoon didn’t fill enough cards, the sunset just pushed storage to its limits. Great shoot, great gang…great time!
Photo captured by D2Xs, 14f2.8AF on Lexar digital film
Jun 4, 2007 | Landscape Photography
What an AMAZING afternoon shoot! What a mood, what light…WOW!!!
Photo captured by D2Xs, 105VR on Lexar digital film
Jun 4, 2007 | Landscape Photography
So Oregon, moody, dark, gray skies. Just like we ordered! We had a great time dodging the waves, being woken up by the mist (04:30 shoot call) and making new friends. Life is good!
Photo captured D2Xs, 200f2VR on Lexar digital film
Apr 18, 2007 | Landscape Photography
And with the last gasp of light, Bryce DLWS came to close on a romantic last god beam lighting the tallest HooDoo in the amphitheater. We had a GREAT time with everyone of our DLWS participants. The entire DLWS staff wants to thank them for making this a very special week for us all!
Photo captured by D2Xs, 200-400VR on Lexar digital film
Apr 17, 2007 | Landscape Photography
Tonight I feel humble. We started out crits at DLWS tonight and the images I saw were just amazing! Yeah, Bryce is a gorgeous place, but the photographers traveling with us have done a killer job bringing the beauty alive in their photography!
Photo capture by D200, 85f1.4AF on Lexar digital film
