In Print TIME Magazine

Shot down in Dillion SC at JV Martin Middle School. The article was about Sagus International whom donated $250,000.00 worth of furniture to the school.

TIME Magazine out-takes

Inside shots available light, tried to get fancy outdoors .............

Back in the day Old Scans

Cleaning up and came across an old disk with some scans on it. Do people still shoot film ?

Direct mail

Shot from the Speedway series going out for direct mail 2000 pieces going out with the help of Adbase. I've tried a lot of of printing places and find Vista Print works well for my needs. I always search for coupons on the web, and take advantage of the 10 min. offer after I place my order.

GoodBye Set's

Last shots in the blue corner and post-it notes.
corner set up
strobist info - AB 400 w/30° backlight
Profoto Beauty dish 20° grid front
2 profoto 30° on floor
2 1K Mole's deep blue gels on each

Felt like a rock star

Just a follow up post to the U2 concert. What dose this have to do with photography ........ read on. I guess we were some of the lucky ones that made it into the show, I've heard on the news some people didn't make it in due to the traffic. The corporate box rocked. I've been a Nikon shooter all my life, no way to get the D3 into the show so I took the cool pix. I was really disappointed by the amount of noise and quality of the images even in manual mode. The auto-focus was very buggy in low light. Think I'm going to get a Cannon G10.

U2 Raleigh

Kind of a non-day at the studio, gearing up for the U2 concert. Get to hang and see how the other half lives. I've seen 3 shows at Carter Finley, The Who's 3rd farewell tour, The Rolling Stones 4th farewell tour and Pink Floyd. My seats have always been as far from the stage as possible. Not this time .....Stocking up for the show in a corporate box. Lots of Beer and booze and catered food. I felt like such an elitist, perched in the box. It should be a good time and a good show. I miss the days of hiding airplane bottles in my socks and hanging out with the common crowd.