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I feel like I'm starting to get more on track with the type of images I want to make and am getting and executing more ideas. This would be one of those ideas. I could still use more models for a little variation if anyone wants to volunteer!?!
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This one gives a little perspective on how big this little guy actually is. I love how sharp the fur looks in areas.
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I have another shot of this little fella to go up tomorrow that will show you exactly how big he really is. These kind of surprised me when I got home today and I was able to get some good shots of them.
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I love the depth of field in this photo, seems surreal.
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Too tired to comment on this one. Hope you like the idea though.
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Went a little abstract this time. I like the result though.
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NPR Fresh Air - 11-23-09 (Warning: Link may open iTunes)
A page from my favorite book. I love the chapter title.
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She's always so quiet and shy wondering around in her older siblings shadows. Sometimes you can catch a smile but this look shows so much more.
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Wondering if I could get some feedback on the EXIF data links at the bottom of most of my posts. Does anyone use them? Should I bother to continue to include them? If even one person wants the links left in the I will.
Let me know in the comments
Enough said.
No EXIF data on this one, if you want to see it let me know.
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Diggnation - 04/13/10
I'm liking this flower series quite a lot.
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I love the bokeh in this photo so much! The mix of color is beautiful.
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I guess spring is having a huge effect on my photography, I love the weather.
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So this picture seems over saturated to me but it was taken under normal conditions with normal lighting, I toned down the saturation in the post processing and believe it or not the flower did look this red in real life.
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This tree is massive and beautiful, thanks to Joe Conley for walking me around a very interesting area.
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Not much time for comment tonight. This tree caught my eye and I loved the colors and their contrast.
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Ayn Rand is one person who has had a huge effect on me throughout my life and continues to change the way I think. Most of my friends can tell you how much i love her books and theories so I figured I would share with everyone who might not know me quite so well. As a very small idea of why I like her books here is a roughly 60 page book, one of the first she wrote called "Anthem". I very much stand behind the ideas of this book and what it stands for by itself, forget the author and what she intended by the book. This one is much more approachable than her other books which tend to range from 600 to 1200 pages.
Here is the link to the download page at Project Gutenberg where you can download the book for free in several different formats or simply view it in plain text. (If viewed in plain text scroll down until you see "Part One")
