POD #21

Taken with my Nikon D90 ISO 200

Image 1 - 30 seconds @ f/13

Image 2 - 1/640 @ f/11

Image 3 - 1/160 @ f/10

Image 4 - 1/400 @ f/10

Took my girlfriend to Raleigh over the weekend to show her around all the awesome places there. We both had an awesome time. First went to the North Carolina Museum of Art. The first image is inside the cloud room on the greenway trail around the museum. I never realized that the cloud room showed color until I decided to take some pictures inside. The second image is of the newer sculpture, "Askew", that is outside on the path around the new building. The third is of the reflective pool around the outside of the new building. After the art museum we went to Lassiter Falls in North Raleigh, which is practically where I grew up. The fourth image is of the falls. 

POD #16

Taken with a Canon 5D Mark II ISO 6400 1/125 @ f/4

Tungsten modeling lights.

We started this week at internship with shooting smalls on the table top and I thought I would test out the ISO capabilities of the 5D. Some noise is still seen in both of the images, but, overall, better than I would have thought. The first image is just one of the products we shot that day. I thought it was really weird and obscure. The second image is of my supervisor getting in close to inspect the bottom of the vase for a signature on the piece. 

POD #11

Taken with my Nikon D90 1/125 @ f/16. SB-24 Flash triggering two Alien Bee 800's

Thought I would take a picture of where I am working for my internship. Was not aware at the time that my SB-24 for flash would trigger the optical slave on the Alien Bee 800's. Thank you Paul C. Buff. The first image is our shooting space at Leland Little Auctions. It is just enough room for us to do what we need. The second picture is my supervisor, Kent Corley, shoot details of a metal sculpture on a mirrored base. You would think that this would have been a challenge, but not for Kent. 

POD #4

Taken with my Nikon D90. 25 second exposure @ f/22. Ambient Light.

This is my favorite thing in the world right now. I love long night exposures. However, trying to find something interesting at 11:30 at night in Hillsborough, NC is quite a challenge. I took this image mainly for the design elements. I do wish there had been more cars on the road at this time, but live and learn I guess.