50 Years...

Last week I photographed a 50th wedding anniversary and to be honest, I didn't know what to expect. After pulling up to their beautiful home, I waited for the family to gather outside and took that time to check out where I would be shooting and couldn't help but notice a huge greenhouse off to the side. After meeting the family, we tried a few quick shots underneath a tree on their lawn but unfortunately it started to rain. Now, considering how I'm not a huge fan of shooting inside (especially when it comes to group shots) into the greenhouse we went and the shoot before the party continued. I have to say, by the time I left I felt like family. Thanks for the great experience, and here is to the happy couple!!!! Congrats again!!

- The same jacket he wore 50 years ago...

- The family...

- Getting the funny faces out with the kids...

- Eating some candy in the greenhouse...

- The happy couple!

Playing with fire...

Double Exposures with 35mm Film...

Always wanted to try doing double exposures with film but I never really gave it a shot until recently when I picked up 3 rolls of 200 ISO film. Each roll had 24 frames and each frame was exposed to light twice, giving ghostly effects. This is the film camera that I am using...

And here is what I captured...

Developing an obsession...

Ever since I have started seeing eagles flying around I have went out of my way to try and photograph one. At first is was like a once a week thing, but it quickly turned into that every time I passed the location (about twice daily) I would circle in and check it out. I never captured much from that location, just a whole bunch of sea gulls. I am spoiled now, Thanks to Darren Park at Four Seasons Tours (Cox's Cove, NL). I highly recommend checking it out! Darren Park - 709-688-2125 Facebook page here!!

5

Five photos, consisting of Josh Keough, caribou, Nate Lanta, a section of highway and some trees!

HDR, love or hate?

So I have been doing a few HDR photos lately, and I always hear people saying that they love HDR's or hate them. I think that there is a time and place for them and when done at the right time it can bring a lot more life and "wow" factor to your image. What is your thoughts on them? Check it out!

Couple Portraits and a Iceberg

I tried to do all this in one post but for some reason blogger wouldn't allow me to add another photo. So here are a few more photos... Ethan Joey Maia Candace Iceberg