This is a shot is one of my favourites. It is is a shot of her looking at a composite book of herself with a face lined up where her head actually is trying to make it seem like the book isn’t there at all. What I was impressed about this shoot was the clarity of the images shot to create the composite. It was shot at F8 using a Canon 24-70, needless to say it is crazy sharp. We were also experimenting with lighting on this shot to see if we could attempt a light contrast stock shoot feel.

A shot of a duck taking off as I approached. My goal was to take a shot of it in mid flight jumping off the dock. What I really love about this image is the reflection of the high sun in the sky as well as the ducks’ own reflection under itself. I also love the toning of this image as they’re all relatively on the same palette. I am glad I didn’t crop the wing off the right side of the frame.

My friend Giancarlo again letting me use his likeness to practice with my gear and lighting. I also wanted to practice with a new editing technique I was playing with. This image is shot using 2 lights, one on the main subject off to the right of the frame, and another on the wall behind him. I would be interested into your opinion and suggestions on the lighting and pose of this composition. Posing is definitely not my strong suit.

This is a shot of the moon rising over a cornfield during sunset. What I loved about this image was the drastic change in direction of the tree and the lack of any leaves on it. I also like the position of the Moon rising over the tree and field. I did enlarge the Moon to give it more detail. Like this image, I did this to add more visual interest and detail to the moon. With the lens used the moon is not that interesting or impressive as it was in person. I llike the tone of the image with the hint of blue sky.