the inbetween time

I like to be early for shoots.
that way I only feel rushed when I am.
plus the client likes to walk in and see you ready to go, put's them at ease a bit, same with whom ever it is will be in front of the lens.


so when given a chance I will snap a shot here or there while I'm waiting for the action to start.

I took this shot waiting to do some Portraits of Board Members of a Large Charity in town.
I was set up inside this hotel where they were having a meeting, looked out the window and saw this image.... the light changed before I got there... for the better I think... then it was gone, Fleeting light is....in 10 mins this court yard was Shadow.. all the light you see is reflected off the buildings around it, 2 white ones, 1 with a Mirror finish.

I must remember to go back and shoot some people there.

Oregon

Just got back from Oregon, and here are a couple, taken with the iphone.

Diggin' the macro lens lately

I'm really getting into abstractions via the macro lens lately. I just got this printed at 20x30 and it is incredible.

Watching the world go by...

My daughter, Josie, taken this past May. I like the natural lighting in these shots.

HDR Urban (ErbEx) Photography...

Really SWEET webinar to check out for HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography in Urban environments...

http://www.ononesoftware.com/university/webinar-creating-urbex-grunge-hdr-with-brian-matiash

I cant even tell you how busy I am....

I guess it's good.

getting paid!




here's some new stuff on FILM!

From FTF's open House....
A LOT more to come....

my head hurts...

seriously.. this was an email... that followed several other..... just as confusing emails... and a phone call.... and that failed to shed any light on this"project" as well...

Bruce -

A few more ideas for you, if you're still thinking about this, looking please on our behalf. I urged you to consider people photos, and other idea that surfaced today.
could be to have photos of things that are very common place or ordinary. It might even be an object…such as a stapler. The idea again with this type is that it might be hard to come up with questions about the photo.

Looking forward to hearing from what you're finding! Thanks.

English is this persons primary language...

well on to the ART....

if that's what you want to call it....

self portrait just before a rainy ride home.

Rob on his John Deer Chopper

my water bottle standing in for a product shot.