I spent most of the day finishing up my Reno Air Races photo gallery (I will post more tomorrow). I also spent a little time practicing basic studio lighting. While I was at it, I tried out a pose I read about at Digital Photography School.
If the Reno Air Races ever comes calling, at least I’ve got a decent head shot.
Set up: Key light to camera left at a 45 degree angle and above my head. Fill light to camera right at same 45 degree angle at 1/3 intensity. Nothing fancy.
My carnivore likes apples.
The leaves are starting to change. Before we know it, the trees will be bare.
Just playing with my lighting again.
I had a meeting this evening after work and these dried flowers just inside the door caught my eye. I shot this at 800 ISO,making the shot a bit grainy, considering the subject matter, I think it works.
For fun, I added a fresco filter for even more texture.
After I got home I caught Jezebel by lamplight.
A few more photographs from the Reno Air Races that I processed in black and white. I’ve still got more to work on and will keep posting them as I can.
Program sellers.
Munching down a teriyaki bowl.
Running the gauntlet of Box Seat Security.
Color guard.
Pit pass ticket sales.
Leaving the box seat area.
Enjoying the show.
My foot is getting better every day, but it’s still a bit tender so I took a short, careful walk around the grounds at work this afternoon, and what did I focus on again?
I took these with my 85mm. These are cropped, of course.
Nope. Stayed off my foot yesterday except for what was necessary. Instead, I’ll share a couple of photos from the Air Races. The gallery is not complete, by any means, but you can go have a look-see at this link. More to come . . . I have to feed the dogs and get to work, and I’m already late!
Carissa Snedeker Photography 