I swear this is the last Cooper picture for a while. I just couldn’t resist, he’s so friggin adorable.
Also, Lightroom 3 is awesome. If you haven’t upgraded yet, do it! You won’t be disappointed.
Second also, I didn’t realize the watermark setting was on. Oops. Too late to go back.
I remember coming across this lawn ornament while picking pumpkins one Fall, and thought to myself, self portrait!
After all why would I want a picture of me without a camera in front of my face.
Fun times from bowling last week.
Mainly I really like the lighting and color here.
Also can I just say that I’m really impressed with the built in noise reduction in Photoshop CS5. Very impressive. Better than Noise Ninja in my experience with it. That is all.
I know it’s the middle of May, but for whatever reason I have Christmas music stuck in my head tonight. I think perhaps I am just sleep deprived.
Anyway, yeah that’s me in the Bruins jersey. Taken Christmas Eve 2008.
I was playing with my new lens and Dinah the other day. I love that lens. Hooray motivation!
I loved this picture when I took it, and I still love it now. Thank you to Vibhuti, Ron, and Ryan for letting me get some practice time with my new lens yesterday. Your DVD full o’ pics is coming soon.
This photo was posted with permission, so don’t yell at me.
Later on in the day, I noticed this kid high five any soldier that would march by. The first time it I noticed it happened out of the corner of my eye, and obviously I’m not that fast with the camera. The second time there were too many runners between them and myself. Another soldier went by, but unfortunately on the opposite side of the road. I waited and watched down the road, hoping that even though the five hour mark was approaching, another soldier would still come by.
After a while I got my chance. Simultaneously both myself and the kid took our position in the street, me on one knee, the kid’s arm outreached. As the soldier approached, instead of amusing the youngster with just another high five, he reaches up, tears the American flag off his uniform, and gives it to the boy. Of course the exchange was sealed with another high five, at which point I took my picture. I decided that would be a good point to end my shooting that day, and this also ends my series of marathon photos for now. Until I run out of other things to post that is.
I’m a little lazy today so I’m taking picture that’s already been edited, printed, matted, framed, and hung on our wall. But it has yet to be put anywhere online… until now!
A couple of performers in Boston Common. One of three pictures I took on my most recent photo-walk with Kat. Those stats are kind of sad.
Shot in the studio at WERS, Emerson College’s radio station. Resulted in my first EVVY award.