I photographed Jon and Carrie for their Christmas Card. I suppose I should also add 'and baby Carr'. Great timing to have the baby bump.
Strobist info: SB-900 with diffuser plate down and diffusion dome on in to 60" Impact white reflected umbrella camera left and above. SB-800 into 45" white Impact shoot through umbrella camera left and behind for rim/ hair light. SB-600 in 43" white Wescott shoot through umbrella camera right and behind for hair/rim light. Triggered with pop up commander with IR pass through filter.
1/250 sec at f/8.0 ISO 400 with "50mm f/1.8D" at 50 mm focal length on a Nikon D7000
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Jon and Carrie Carr
Danielle and Brent
The two of them were sitting together watching something off of youtube I think.
1/100 sec at f/8.0 ISO 900 with "18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G VR" at 200 mm focal length on a Nikon D7000
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Brent against blue background
Perusing through my photo archives I came across this one that I never had posted. I photographed Brent in this one in January of 2009. Almost 2 years ago. Wow, the time really changes how people look. This was after a fresh hair cut I believe. Some nice side lighting with fluorescent strips on either side. A 60 inch umbrella camera left. SB-900, 800, and 600 used. Triggered with Pop up flash in commander mode on my D80 with IR pass through filter in front.
1/200 sec at f/8.0 ISO 200 with "Nikkor 85mm f/1.4D" at 85 mm focal length on a Nikon D80
Do you ever feel Different?
Or do you ever feel like you don't belong?
During winter, occasionally one of our chickens will lay an egg without a yolk. This is the result.
Strobist info: SB-900 into Impact white 60" reflected umbrella camera right and above. Triggered with pop up flash in commander mode with IR pass through filter in front.
1/250 sec at f/8.0 ISO 200 with "50mm f/1.8D" at 50 mm focal length on a Nikon D7000
Blue Skies over the Mountains and the Mammoth Hot Springs
Blue Skies over the Mountains and the Mammoth Hot Springs, originally uploaded by Carl's Photography.
Blue Skies over the Mountains and the Mammoth Hot Springs
1/250 sec at f/10 ISO 100 with "18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G VR" at 56 mm focal length on a Nikon D80
4x6 Family Photo for 2010 on Black back ground
We waited until my D7000 arrived and then we made this photo. We had bought all black shirts for everyone but in the end, I had Becky change to her red cashmere sweater.
I decided that this year I absolutely wanted to make sure I had a large depth of field for focus. I laided out my tape measure and had Becky sit at around 7-7/12 feet. Using DOFmaster website, I came up with f/13 shooting at 50mm focusing at around 7 1/2 - 8 feet. This created a depth of field of acceptable focus from in the 6 feet area to the 10 feet area. With three rows, this made sure everyone was still in focus. I increased ISO up to 640 and the D7000 handled this with very little noise. I love that I can increase the power out put of my flashes with the commander menu by 1/3 ev.
Strobist info: SB-900 into 60" Impact white umbrella with black backing slightly to camera left and above. SB-800 into 43" Wescott white satin shoot through umbrella back right corner behind everyone and above for hair light.
1/200 sec at f/13 ISO 640 with "50mm f/1.8D" at 50 mm focal length on a Nikon D7000
Self lighting setup
Strobist info: SB-900 M 1/2 with diffuser down and diffuser dome on mounted to lay on the umbrella shaft of a white Impact 60" inch umbrella with black backing on. Umbrella directly in front and above the me. Triggered by pop up flash in commander mode with IR pass through filter in front. 2'x3' white posterboard underneath chin for reflective fill.
1/200 sec at f/5.6 ISO 400 with "Nikkor 85mm f/1.4D" at 85 mm focal length on a Nikon D80
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