Category Archives: Photography
Wy’East
Shot some pictures of my friend Matt Bean’s band Wy’East last week– click below as usual to see the full set. Enjoy!
Apparently I’m not the only one thinking this way
In reference to my ideas in the “Vimeo Isn’t always the Answer” post: The LA Times took some footage from a brand new RED Epic camera and put it in place of a still image in this piece. It isn’t exactly iPad compatible since the iPad’s browser has to have a clunky Quicktime plugin handle [...]
Some of my shots featured on UrbanClimber and Climbing’s websites
Climbing Magazine Photo Galleries Urban Climber Home Page It’s always nice to have a couple of the publications that you look up to recognize and feature your work!
Bishop – February 2010
Pictures are up from last month’s trip to Bishop, California! Click on through for the full set:
In the studio with HappyGirl foods
I have been doing some product shots for my friend Brittany and her budding food company, Happy Girl Foods. Up until now she has been producing jams, jellies, and salsas (the jalapeno jelly is to die for), and she’s now branching out into nuts and granolas. Some work from this morning: Lighting was simple and [...]
Quick shot from Bishop
Despite the less-than-perfect weather, and despite the fact that the battery feel like it weighs 50lbs. in my backpack, the gear is providing some great shooting opportunities here in Bishop. This shot is one of my favorites from the week:
Packing List for a 1-week climbing trip
It’s time for another mini-trip to a world-class climbing destination, which means it’s time again to figure out what I’m going to need to bring along. Aside from the assorted climbing, camping, and day-to-day equipment, I’m going to be bringing a paired-down and streamlined photography setup. The complete list is as follows: Canon 40D – [...]
Highlining at Smith Rock
Click on through to the slideshow: It was a great day to be out at Monkey Face at Smith, and thanks to some help we had a great line set up. I dragged my WL1600 and its battery up there which really helped out with the shots. A speedlight on a remote probably would have [...]