Showing posts with label image. Show all posts
Showing posts with label image. Show all posts
Monday, June 11, 2012
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Guess Who?
This was a bit of a test shoot experimenting with pushing the limits of my usual style. I hardly ever shoot digital photos in black and white. I felt that with the right theme it might still be able to work for me, in this case a 'vintage' advertising look.
What do you think?
Model & MUA: Teagan Marie
Captured with a Nikon D2Xs SLR Camera with a Sigma 28 - 105mm Lens. (set at 28mm). Natural lighting from the sun coming through a full length glass door.
What do you think?
Model & MUA: Teagan Marie
Captured with a Nikon D2Xs SLR Camera with a Sigma 28 - 105mm Lens. (set at 28mm). Natural lighting from the sun coming through a full length glass door.
Friday, March 16, 2012
Flytraps: Part 2
The new Flytrap Images I that I mentioned in my previous blog post 'Flytraps: Part 1'.
As you can see this plant is much larger and has red 'jaw' leaves. It had recently caught insects with a couple of it's 'heads' so I was about to get some shots of the 'mouths' both open and closed.
This will be it for now for the Flytrap macro photos at least until I acquire my next plant.
As you can see this plant is much larger and has red 'jaw' leaves. It had recently caught insects with a couple of it's 'heads' so I was about to get some shots of the 'mouths' both open and closed.
This will be it for now for the Flytrap macro photos at least until I acquire my next plant.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Flytraps: Part 1
As some people may know, raising Carnivorous Plants is somewhat of a hobby of mine. These photos of a small Venus Flytrap were taken last summer using a macro lens on my Nikon D2Xs, my reason for posting these images now nearly a year later is that I am planning to revisit these types of images tomorrow with a new much larger Flytrap plant which I have recently acquired.
If all goes well it may become a new personal photo project of mine. Macro 'Portraits' of each of my carnivorous plants as my collection grows could be a fun concept to explore and expand upon.
What do you think?
If all goes well it may become a new personal photo project of mine. Macro 'Portraits' of each of my carnivorous plants as my collection grows could be a fun concept to explore and expand upon.
What do you think?
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
A New Way of Sharing
Today I got myself into gear and decided to start using this Photo Blog to tie my Website and my various social networking sites together into one cohesive 'experience'. From now on instead of making similar updates or posting the same photo to my pages on several different networking sites (Facebook, Google+, Twitter, & LinkedIn to name a few) I will be posting the majority of relevant information and new photos that I wish to share here on the Blog, then sharing that post across my pages on other sites. You may have noticed that I have already begun using this method for my previous few posts on both my Facebook and Google+ pages.
I feel that this is a more efficient, consistent, and professional way to manage sharing my images as it keeps them centralized in one place yet still allows them to be shared, viewed, and interacted with by people on social networking websites just as easily as always.
I feel that this is a more efficient, consistent, and professional way to manage sharing my images as it keeps them centralized in one place yet still allows them to be shared, viewed, and interacted with by people on social networking websites just as easily as always.
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