POD #18

Taken with a Canon 5D Mark II ISO 100

Image 1 & 2 - 1/100 @ f/11

Image 3 & 4 - 1/160 @ f/7.1

I decided to surprise my girlfriend at her house today. Gave her the whole 'Say Anything' treatment and she invited me to this easter photo shoot she was doing for her internship. Needless to say, with 3 photographers there, it was difficult to find a good position that was not in the way of anyone or anything. 

POD #17

Taken with a Canon 5D Mark II ISO 100 1/100 @ f/11

Light source varied. Mostly two Alien Bee 800's rim lighting for separation and a 1600 filling everything out.

So, after editing 450+ pictures in 7 hours. My supervisor asks me if I wanted to shoot a band later that night. I, with exhaustion in my voice, said yes. It was a great decision. I met some really cool people, took some great images and had a blast. Best fourteen hour day I have had. First two images are group shots with everyone. There are also groupings of different artists and finally my favorite are the ones of the Kristina Jacobsen ( the last two images) by herself. I definitely feel accomplished.

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 #13

Both taken with a Canon 5D Mark II ISO 320 1/125 @ f/4. Natural Light

Got a Canon 5D Mark II out from school over the weekend. Wanted to get a better feel for that camera because I am not as comfortable with Canon. I like Nikon. Plain and simple. However, Canon is what is used at my internship, so I decided to try and get a feel for it. These are some of the first shots I took with the 5D. The first is of my roommate on the back porch. The second is of her pet flamingo, "Frankie".