Tuesday, March 30, 2010

More Smoke Photography

No Name

No Name

"The Tiger"

No Name

No Name

"Music Horn"

"Jellyfish"

No Name

"Faces"

Friday, March 12, 2010

National Cemetery

This is a photograph of the National Cemetery in Wilmington, NC. A national cemetery is a cemetery maintained by the US government for people who have served honorably in the armed forces. My great aunt & uncle who fought in WWII are both buried in this cemetery. For this image I wanted to show a great amount of tombstones while also focusing on the idealism of the American flag. At this cemetery there are so many beautiful oak trees so I used them to help frame where I wanted the eye to go.

More Photos of Wilmington, NC







There was no real reason for taking these photos I just got in my car & drove. If I liked it I stopped! If you didn't know I really love spending time at the beach...3 of the 4 are from the beach. I'm in Wilmington for 8 weeks so there will probably be more.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Today It Rained







Today it rained & normally I wouldn't think about bringing my camera out...but today I decided to step outside of my own box to explore & to photograph the wetness of Wilmington, NC.

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

HDR of the Beach

Since I'm near the beach I might as well photograph it. While home in Wilmington, NC on internship I decided to take a trip for a HDR image of the beach to add to the book I'm working on.

Saturday, March 6, 2010

Macro Citrus & Bubbles

Dark Field...Bubbles in a glass

Bright Field...Bubbles in a glass

Lime & Soda

Lemon

Friday, March 5, 2010

Smoke Photography

"The Bull"

"Feminine"

"The Clown"

"No Name"

"Mars vs. Venus"

"X"

"The Ribs"

"Ying & Yang"
For the smoke in these photos I used incense sticks & I lit them from the side using one light, up aganist a black background.

Thursday, March 4, 2010

Newborn Portraits



I photographed these images almost 3 weeks after this little girl was born. The photos were taken in a room at her home with great window lighting. With that being said, window light was the only light source used.