POD #25

POD #24

Taken with my Nikon D90 ISO 200 1/125 @ 5.6. Flash 1/4 Power

POD #23

Taken with a Nikon D3s ISO 200 Aperture Priority f/11 

Decide to take chances, make mistakes and get messy with a D3s attached to a Manfrotto magic arm and clamp on the back of a truck on HWY 85. Wanted to get my entire trip to internship in this time lapse, but my focus was off on the first part of the trip. This is the trip from Sheetz in Mebane, NC to the studio in Hillsborough, NC. 

POD #22

Taken with my Nikon D90 1/250 @ f/11. Available light. 105mm Macro

I like challenging myself from time to time and trying to take a picture of a live fly without a flash is the perfect challenge for me. I took a few pictures of this fly and this was the sharpest I came out with. This was a challenge because of the constant movement of the fly. Every time I got close to it, the fly moved or flew to another location. I am going to make another attempt at this shot with a flash. 

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 #20

Taken with my a Nikon D3s ISO 3200 1/125 @ f/8. SB-24 flash for light

Got some macro equipment out over the weekend for some focus stacking. This image is not focus stacked, just thought it was a nice close up of a ten dollar bill. 

POD #19

Taken with my Nikon D90 ISO 2000 1/100 @ f/14. Available light

Went out to grab a photo for today and also found a little luck. Keep finding four leaf clover lately. This is the third one I have found in a month. I need to really start playing the lottery. Anyway, I digress. I thought this would be an interesting picture simply for the name I chose for it, "Lucky Farms"... I know its a little corny and stupid, but what can I say. Its what I do.