Here is another high light portrait I've never posted to hive. This portrait has a bit more light than the other portrait: { Therefore the whole composition is a bit more grainy. However, the portrait

Here is a random portrait I took at a festival but I never posted. I really prefer taking "random" portraits {hey can I take a picture of you} vs. setting up a shoot with a model. It's always

Here is a portrait that shows my main camera that I take many pictures with on this channel. I rarely shoot anything in black and white; so I am particularly happy with this composition. The zoom is crisp

Okay I didn't technically sneak into the pool. I climbed a ledge by the public restrooms and leaned over the wall. I really love how this composition came out. The lighting is perfect, the F stop is in

Today I'd like to share an "Art party" that I went to last summer and never posted the pictures from. Of course as per usual, I used a film camera. this time I slipped in some expired film into

Taking day time silhouettes is easy. You just need a dark area with no lighting and an area flooded with natural light. You dont need to open the aperture all the way to f/1.4 for a shot like this. You

Low light photography of moving objects is difficult. When you take a low light photograph typically you use a tripod and open the shutter longer than usual. If you open the shutter for too long with a

I take lots of portraits and cityscapes. I haven't taken a lot of still images. This composition of an owl statue in the front yard of an appartment building is an example of a still image that I like.

I love taking pictures with fisheye film cameras. The whole composition is in focus ... and it's such a big depth of field. The other aspect to fisheye cameras is you never really know exactly how the