I recently went up to Northern California, eventual destination wine country.
On my way I stopped at a few photo spots to snap some images.
Posted in Photography, tagged abandon building, cypress tunnel, golden gate bridge, graffiti, northern california, photo, photographer, Photography, shipwreck on December 22, 2014| 5 Comments »
I recently went up to Northern California, eventual destination wine country.
On my way I stopped at a few photo spots to snap some images.
Posted in Photography, tagged aikido, dojo, flashes, flipping, lights, martial arts, multiple, photo, photographer, Photography, shoot, studio on June 7, 2013| 2 Comments »
This is a shoot I did for a client for their Aikido Martial Arts Dojo (Studio).
I guess you could say don’t mess with her.
Posted in Photography, tagged balboa park, ca, fountain, photo, photographer, Photography, san diego, skateboarder, skateboarding on May 7, 2013| Leave a Comment »
While I was in Balboa Park photographing a few of the Pear Trees in bloom I couldn’t resist shooting this skateboarder doing a 360 flip at the fountain (yes he landed it).
Posted in Photography, tagged beach, california, la jolla, ocean, photo, Photography, photos, san diego, sand, shore break, shorebreak, surf, water, wave, waves, wind and sea, wind n sea, wind n'sea on August 20, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Shot this photo today in the shore break at Wind N’Sea beach in La Jolla, California.
Posted in Photography, tagged 540, air, big bear, ca, california, photo, photographer, Photography, photos, snow, snowboard, snowboarder, snowboarding, southern california on May 13, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Sorry it’s been a while since I’ve posted.
I’ve been really busy and have a lot of different shoots to post, so stay tuned for some more regular posts.
These photos are from a snowboarding shoot up at Big Bear Mountain, in Southern California.
There was so much snow up there this winter. I haven’t seen it like that in about 10-15 years. The Southern California ski mountains aren’t known for their abundance of snow. So you can imagine my surprise when I arrived and the snow banks were taller than me.
I did a little post production on this image. Reducing the saturation of the sky, I think really brings the focus to the snowboarder.
This image was taken at the same jump as the image above but using a different focal length and a different angle. The previous image I was up the hill shooting at 200mm. This image I was right under the take off for the jump, just off center so I could see his face shooting at 60mm (as opposed to 18mm) to isolate the snowboarder without too much background competing. |