silver thing
this silver thing caught my eye and just needed to be photographed. i love the narrow depth of field (dof) in this shot. i used my new extention tubes to assist in this one. i attached all three...
View ArticleRings from January 2010
I bought some cardstock for backgrounds to see how it would work out. I really like the results. What do you think?
View ArticleSharpies
I just love the hi-key, slightly de-saturated look that these Sharpies take on when lit inside the photo tent. This was lit from both sides with the SB-600 and SB-900.
View ArticleFebruary 2010 Wedding Rings
I only shot the product shots for this wedding and I like how they came out. I used a new background for the rings as well as some that you have seen before.
View ArticleFebruary 2010 Wedding Rings 2
Here are the rest of the wedding rings. I love how the 3×1 crop came out.
View ArticleExtension Tubes
I shot this after everyone went home from the last Alaska Photo Workshop. Extension tubes can be a great way to get closer to your subject and create some really cool effects. I own the Kenko pack of...
View ArticleFrom the Bottom Up
Sometimes to get a fresh perspective on a subject it helps to move your butt. Try a new position or new angle that you haven’t tried before.
View ArticleJake and Amanda
What a great wedding to shoot over the weekend. Jake and Amanda were very photogenic and had a wonderful ceremony at North Pole Missionary Chapel followed by an exciting reception at Wedgewood Resort...
View ArticleJeff & Kim: the Rings
The rings, sepia style. Lit with the photo tent and light sources from the left side.
View ArticleJeff & Kim: the Shoes
Here are her shoes in the photo tent along with the reflective base for good measure.
View Articlesilver thing
this silver thing caught my eye and just needed to be photographed. i love the narrow depth of field (dof) in this shot. i used my new extention tubes to assist in this one. i attached all three...
View ArticleRings from January 2010
I bought some cardstock for backgrounds to see how it would work out. I really like the results. What do you think? The post Rings from January 2010 appeared first on mytoesarecold.
View ArticleSharpies
I just love the hi-key, slightly de-saturated look that these Sharpies take on when lit inside the photo tent. This was lit from both sides with the SB-600 and SB-900. The post Sharpies appeared first...
View ArticleFebruary 2010 Wedding Rings
I only shot the product shots for this wedding and I like how they came out. I used a new background for the rings as well as some that you have seen before. The post February 2010 Wedding Rings...
View ArticleFebruary 2010 Wedding Rings 2
Here are the rest of the wedding rings. I love how the 3×1 crop came out. The post February 2010 Wedding Rings 2 appeared first on mytoesarecold.
View ArticleExtension Tubes
I shot this after everyone went home from the last Alaska Photo Workshop. Extension tubes can be a great way to get closer to your subject and create some really cool effects. I own the Kenko pack of...
View ArticleFrom the Bottom Up
Sometimes to get a fresh perspective on a subject it helps to move your butt. Try a new position or new angle that you haven’t tried before. The post From the Bottom Up appeared first on mytoesarecold.
View ArticleJake and Amanda
What a great wedding to shoot over the weekend. Jake and Amanda were very photogenic and had a wonderful ceremony at North Pole Missionary Chapel followed by an exciting reception at Wedgewood Resort...
View ArticleJeff & Kim: the Rings
The rings, sepia style. Lit with the photo tent and light sources from the left side. The post Jeff & Kim: the Rings appeared first on mytoesarecold.
View ArticleJeff & Kim: the Shoes
Here are her shoes in the photo tent along with the reflective base for good measure. The post Jeff & Kim: the Shoes appeared first on mytoesarecold.
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