So last night my copy of Scott Kelby’s new book/dvd combo, arrived in the mail, Photo Recipes Live: Behind the Scenes, I was pretty excited. This new book/dvd combo is an extension to his popular Digital Photography series and goes into greater detail as to how particular shots where made in each book. If you have not read his Digital Photography books (volumes 1-3) I would highly recommend it. I didn’t get a chance to watch all the videos last night, I still need to watch the last four, but I’m slightly disappointed with what I’ve seen so far. Don’t get me wrong, Scott does a great job explaining each shot and how/why he sets up things...
Read MoreWow, last semester kicked by butt; I’m glad it’s over! It’s sad to think that I didn’t write a blog post all semester. I’d recommend you add my Flickr photostream to your rss reader instead of my blog feed , at least I always post to Flickr and you’d know I was still alive. I put together a collection of my favorite images from my first year of photography over on my Flickr site. It’s crazy to think I’ve only been doing this for a little over a year, but it has become one of my favorite things to do; I just need more time to do it. Brandon and I went to a Joe McNally lighting seminar in Houston; it was awsome! I’ve...
Read MoreWow, I hope this rumor is correct. According to CanonRumors the much anticipated Canon EOS 7D will have a built in flash master!! This new addition would allow you to control off camera flashes via your EOS camera without having to purchase another device such as the ST-E2. Looks like Canon is finally listening to the strobist community and adding some features that Nikon has had for years. It would be great to have something on the Canon EOS line that could compete with the Nikon Creative Lighting System. Don’t get me wrong, I like my Pocket Wizards and they work great but sometimes you want to travel light and the less gear you have to carry around the...
Read MoreYesterday was Scott Kelby’s Second Annual Worldwide Photo Walk and here at A&M we had a blast. We started at the Administrative building and walked down to the Albrighton Bell Tower and then looped back though campus; I took over 700 photos!! At first I was skeptical about filling a two hour shoot with just buildings on the TAMU campus, but after yesterday I have come to the conclusion it is really a several day process. The hardest part is running out of time before the sunlight becomes too hard and harsh. So I’ve narrowed my selection down to the following five photos. Please take a look and comment on which photo you like best. I have till the 25th to...
Read MoreWent to campus and back again today; the ride is getting easier. Total Time: 43:50 minutes Distance: 10.36 miles Avg Speed: 14.1 MPH Max Speed: 23.5 MPH
Read MoreWent to campus and back for the first time and learned not to bike down southwest parkway. Total Time: 55:19 minutes Distance: 12.24 miles Avg Speed: 13.3 MPH Max Speed: 26.4 MPH
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