Wonderful images? Yeah, I can do that.
I live across the street from a very unique artist–Nick Schmiedeler. I love his work. Henry is fascinated with it. People are always slowing down to take it all in. I tell them to drive through the alley so they can see the backside of the house. Check out some of Nick’s work:
A good excuse to test a Nikon D800 and a 40mm F2 Voigtlander lens. With the aid of Henry and Teresa, of course.
Seen on assignment at University of Kansas Commencement, May 13, 2012.
Seen on assignment for Nell Hill’s, May 14, 2012. Atchison, KS.
May 9, 2012.
Baldwin, KS., April 26, 2012. A test shot of the Baker University Chapel. Multiple exposures lit entirely with a Brinkman Spotlight. It needs some tweaking and fine tuning in Photoshop, but I kind of like it. Thanks to Wayne Jarvis for his assistance. I couldn’t have done it without him. Biggest lightpainting project I’ve tackled thus far.
April 2012, St. Louis.
St. Louis Zoo, April 23, 2012. I’m not usually a big fan of photographing animals in zoos (tends to be too easy + it always look likes it shot in a zoo). I found these creatures interesting and close enough to photograph with a relatively short telephoto lens.
san francisco, ca., January 2012.
Re-editing images from Jackson, Wyoming, Fall 2010.
