As developers, we need to be strategic in how we do this, lest our changes create more headaches down the road for both us and our users.
I was sorting through Jayme & Anthony's pictures and I found two more caught pictures. Jason caught me switching lenses right before the cermeony started: I have no idea who this guy is, but he really wanted a picture with...
Jason and I set up lighting for the girl's formals in the Welcome Center of Travis Avenue Baptist Church in Fort Worth. I loved the red chairs and I could picture the bridesmaids sprawling out on all of them. Here, Jason is modeling the chair :) While it looks like I'm about to start belly dancing, I'm actually trying to figure out how tall someone must be to block the glare in the window. I guess there was something interesting on the...
Superstar Nancy. It's go time, apparently. Hello...
Pam is modeling our lovely flash meter. She's got a future as a Price is Right girl, don't you think? Smile...
The first couple are from the rehearsal. Nancy is actually not making a face in this one! Conspiring, plotting and planning. This is where the wedding day starts. Look, there's my lens! Testing lighting for the outdoor formals. I think it was a bit windy. I guess she saw something on the ceiling that was interesting? Somehow Nancy always knows when a camera is pointed at her. I'm pointing, as per...
Nancy and I walking down the aisle so Jason can test his settings. Jason pretending to walk so I can test my settings. Nancy, Jason & I are plotting while Vivian is playing with the telephoto lens from the back of the church. When we encounter a church with strict shooting rules, I will usually shoot the processional & recessional and I leave the ceremony shots to Vivian (and/or Jason). They are strategically positioned all around the church and they rock as photographers so I can take a moment to relax. Here I...
For those of you that have been around the journal for a while, you know exactly what my "caught" pictures are. I have recently had an influx of newbie journal stalkers so I wanted to take a moment to explain the phenomenon to them. We are always testing lighting. Every new place or situation requires we fire of a test shot to make sure that what I have in my head corresponds to what the camera is giving me. When testing lighting, you always need a model and who better (and more available!) than one of my fiendishly...
I mentioned before that I brought my crew to engagement pictures. I knew that we were going to be outnumbered with the dog & baby so I had Vivian come in to help with lighting and Nancy to come in for dog & baby duty. Here they are taking a break at The Corner Bar: That would be a thumbs up from Vivian and an awkward turtle from...
I do indeed have a silly...
I got such a grand response the last time I posted pictures of myself in action that I knew a repeat performance was in order. Because, really, if you can't laugh at yourself, whom can you laugh at? (Ok, I can laugh at my assistants ... and I do ... often). It starts innocently enough. Click. Click. Click goes the paparazzi. Then I start ordering people around. Notice the finger pointing. I mean business. And then it escalates into "get out of my picture! Out!" The preceding images were obtained from Hammons. Joe...