Also from yesterday’s beach shoot: Chloe.
Also from yesterday’s beach shoot: Chloe.
Loaded up and heading home after a couple days testing at the track.
Playing with the phone while taking the dog out tonight:
Snowing in Wichita.
Another photo from our recent coastal cowgirls shoot.
From last week’s PCA meet-up in Orlando. This was shot with the X-Pro3.
I forgot how fun painting with light can be. T6i/kit lens/off-brand CPL/E36 M3tty rig/dollar store flashlights/shot in JPEG/edited on an iPhone mini of all things
From yesterday’s breakfast.
In reply to David S. Wallens :
She looks positively thrilled to be the subject of your image. 
Toyman! said:In reply to David S. Wallens :
She looks positively thrilled to be the subject of your image.
How cool is Bette? Somewhere out there is a dude sporting a tattoo of her riding her bike.
In reply to David S. Wallens :
Cooler than me. 
In reply to Toyman! :
Me, too. We both love the image. It’s warm, it’s honest.
We spent most of yesterday taking photos–and, oddly, ran into the guy who fixes my gear.
Very fun day.
In reply to David S. Wallens :
I like that it doesn't look staged. It's a record of a split second in the real world, not necessarily what the subject or the photog was expecting, but real nonetheless.
I wish I had your eye and dedication to the hobby. I appreciate you sharing it with us beyond what is necessary for the job.
Thank you and glad you’re enjoying it.
Bette and I have been discussing that shoot for a while. We’ve both been real busy the past month.
Going in, I knew what I wanted. I purposely sat so the grill would be in the background.
I had my camera on the table while eating. While her wife was paying the bill, I said, Time for a photo?
She made a funny face (the first shot) before giving me that look.
Click.
Click.
Click.
All the while, I’m watching the employees behind her. I liked what I saw, people were waiting for a table, and her partner returned.
Let’s roll.
Time from the first photo to the last? About 40 seconds.
My mom sent in box tops 42 years ago to get me this.
If you can’t get the shot you want, you take the shot that you can get.
Louiche Mayorga, who wrote many of Suicidal Tendencies’ classics, currently on tour with Luicidal, a group of OG members playing songs from the first albums. It’s like 1983 all over again.
From the other day’s shoot: Dementia von Grimm. This is right out of the camera. More from that day here.
David S. Wallens said:From yesterday’s breakfast.
Woodland blvd? My wife and i got breakfast there monday. Sat there for a minute and realized the cook looked familiar.
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