My sister Sara wanted me to take a portrait of my nephew Oliver. I shot this at about 9:30 AM. The light was nice as it was overcast and we still had some nice shadows from trees on the east side of my parent's yard. Oliver sat on a bath towel to keep dry as the grass was still wet from a morning watering. Some green plants made for a nice dark background. His parents got him to smile by mom hitting dad on the head with a ball and the result was captured by the camera. Sara printed the portrait at Costco. She got three 5 x 7s and an 8 x 10 for $3. Mom, and both Grandmas already have framed portraits proudly on display!
Monday, July 21, 2008
Superman!
Fireworks from the 4th of July!
Playing with Motion
Candids Anyone?
I love taking little candids of children at gatherings with family and friends. The reason I love to shoot kids is because they honestly don't mind having a camera with a huge lens pointed at them! Most adults cringe or dive for cover using a hand or any other hiding place readily available, and even if they don't avoid the shot you can sense that they feel uncomfortable. Little ones just go about their business and that is the time to strike! There's nothing like what I like to call "cute little candids!" Don't be surprised if you see some of these pop up in Parent's Magazine someday!
Sunday, July 20, 2008
The Bountiful Temple
On the way home from Muller Park I took a few minutes to shoot these shots of the Bountiful Temple. Once again, when I took these I didn't have my tripod yet so I had to be careful about camera shake in low light. These may not be tack sharp but I think the Temple still turned out as beautiful as ever. One of these days I'll go back up there and get some with a tripod and an amazing sunset. Until then, these will have to do.

An Evening at Muller Park
Faux Macro
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