Sometimes it is the free jobs that I enjoy the most. Rick Bineau was injured his senior year of high school and did not get his diploma with his class. 25 years later, and with a STANDING OVATION, he proudly got that diploma!
I can’t express just how moving the entire night was, and how emotional we all were. I bet that I got more out of this photo adventure than the family got. I, of course volunteered for the job weeks ago, and was so happy to be chosen for the job. Thanks so much! Congrats Rick, and warmest wishes for each and every day! Well done!
The weather was fine for a wedding, fine for some shooting, and then toss in a lobster bake, many pies, and dancing too! What a great time we all had! Here is a few images that I could not wait to share with you all. I simply “put a rough edit” on them, and wanted to post them! 
What I wanted to detail, was the fact that I got a little carried away. I saw a chance to have some lighting fun, and I took it. I had three flashes firing, one handheld, one with a red filter, and one with a blue filter. This was to darken the sceene, and to add a sense of fun and action to a lively party!
You know that it is spring when the daffodils poke through, and then bloom to a nice yellow and white. Here is the latest photo shoot, just tonight, and at 7 pm. Got to play with my new fisheye lens too, and I like what I am getting with it. Next, a wedding awaits…….
I was recently asked to photograph a friends Corvette. I invisioned trying to pull off what I had seen done over at Strobist, where I had watched this video at You Tube. Looked easy enough, so off we all went to a dark and empty lot.
Taking specific images, of the front, side, and interior for each “pose”, I then layred them up in Photoshop. Added a reflection to some, and then made the Three view image below. Thanks Strobist!!!
