Monthly Archives: August 2011
The Towers Narragansett RI, Wedding Photos
The Towers in Narragansett see quite a few of weddings but not very many of them get to have dinner outside! Here is a look at what a wedding looks like from the Towers if you have your reception outside in the courtyard by the Fountain! Super Cool ha!
Wedding photo, The Towers Narragansett Rhode Island
Photo of Hurricane Irene from Space (NASA Photo)
Holy Moly! Click on it to see the detail close up!
Hurricane Irene from Space (NASA Photo)
Dentist Office photos for Picus Woodwrights
I don’t do a ton of commercial work, but my friend and very talented contractor Greg Bressler of Picus Woodrights had me take some photos for him recently and I think we got some pretty nice photos!
Engagement Portrait Beavertail, Jamestown RI
I had the real pleasure of working at one of my favorite places in the world today, Beavertail in Jamestown Rhode Island! What a spot! I have photographed here many time and it is always a challenge to me to create a portrait that is beautiful and different from the last time I was here. I think I got it! and here is how I did it!
It was a SUPER windy day with bright sun almost straight up over head. Which if you don’t know makes it REALLY hard to photograph… So I put Jim and Nicole is a small patch of shade next to an old abandoned building. in order to get a good exposure for them I had to make the background to bright as you can see here
beavertail portrait with no lights added
This test shot was taken at ISO 100, shutter of 250th at F6.3
Here is a crude drawing to show you the lighting set up
Then I dropped the exposure down to make the sky show the beautiful clouds behind them and put speed light off about 5 feet to my right with no modifiers just a bare flash at full power again ISO 100 shutter 250th, and F8 and here is what we got! Awesome !!! I am excited about this!
Portrait at Beavertail in Jamestown RI
The Contemporary Theater Company
I photographed the Contemporary Theater Company this week performing the Play “The Red Herring” As always they did an excellent job! Visit their website to learn more about the great work they do for our community!
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