Cynthia stands at the end of the light tunnel created by James Turrell that connects the the Beck Building and the Law Building of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH).
Purple Flowers
We have this lovely set of bushes in the front yard that bloom on and off all year long. This was shot using the 20mm 1.8 in macro mode. I was, quite frankly, startled with the results. Please view the larger size for full effect.
Aqua Velva – Big Top
There are three things that make these photos exciting to me.
1. No flash IN THE BIG TOP. If you’ve ever been, you know what I’m talking about.
2. Shot using the 20mm f/1.8 lens. Problematic lens for me in the past.
3. You can see the face of each band member, including the drummer. No small thing.
Houston Roller Derby photography – Round 2
I was kind of astonished with the results of the 28-75mm 2.8 Tamron
Some of the action shots came out pretty well.
I still like the non-action candids better, but it’s good to flex the camera muscles in both arenas.
The rest are in my Flickr gallery for a limited time.
Destiny will have it’s due
The Rocrament show was everything I had hoped for and much, MUCH more.
When Jim Henkel recorded those Rocrament songs over 10 years ago I never thought I would hear them performed live. The whole thing was a larf. A recording by a band that didn’t exist. Greg wrote the songs and Jim went into the studio and made the recording on which he played all the parts. Rhythm guitar, lead guitar, bass, drums, vocals and backing vocals all multi-tracked and masterfully mixed into an awesome recording.
Last night was the punch-line to a 12 year old joke, if that makes any sense.
I shot this show primarily with the 20mm 1.8 as I needed the wide angle. I got some really good results!
All the pics from that show are IN THE GALLERY.
Houston Roller Derby – Jun 17
This past Sunday I was back at Verizon Wireless Theater, camera in hand, to shoot some roller derby.
As I mentioned previously, I wanted to try out the 28-75mm 2.8 to see what results I could get. I had quite a bit of luck, as it turns out. I am still processing the images, so it’ll be a bit before I get those posted.
To slow down the already time cosuming process of going through a brazillion shots, I have interrupted my typical image processing workflow to single out some pictures for a bit of stylizing. I have started working some images in Photoshop with some good effect. Desaturate to take the pic to black and white and adding a bit of grain and then tweaking the contrast to come up with some trading card-like pictures.
This is Dementia 13 of the Psych Ward Sirens.
This is The Prosecutor of The Machete Betties
I love the candid shots, more so than the action shots.
I think that will be more of my focus.
We’ll see what the net results are when I am through working this batch.
