Raging River

After several of inches of rain and snow melting in the mountains, the river has been extremely high and that makes for nice waterfalls.

At the lake

Eileen on her birthday.
Strobist: SB800 in CLS remote TTL mode with diffuser, to camera left. Single image was tone mapped with Dynamic-Photo HDR.

Carol reading

I did a few test shots to figure out some of the Nikon CLS systems functions with my D70 and SB800.

18 th. Birthday

Carol and granddaughter Eileen at her birthday dinner.

Driftwood

A picture I took yesterday at some small falls outside of Lisbon Falls Maine USA

At the Falls

Small waterfalls near Lisbon Falls Maine USA

The road

I just happend to like the lines in this picture.

Across the river

It was a perfect night for some more sunset pictures.

Evening at the river

I took this picture tonight shortly before sunset.

Carol again?

One more from yesterday's shoot.

Portrait of Carol

We went out for a quick ride to find a place where I could take a picture of Carol with the setting sun behind her. It was very cold and we really did not have much fun taking this and to make things worse I kind of screwed up the exposure for the background.
Strobist: One SB800 in CSL mode, used diffuser.

Androscoggin Falls

The Falls are specially magnificent after we had unusual amounts of snow this year.Androscoggin Falls. I took this picture this afternoon on the way to dinner with Carol.

Carols angels

Little things in the corner.
Strobist: SB800 bounced from umbrella.

My hat and I.

Carol took this picture of me on top of Mt. Kathadin, it was shot last fall. Sorry I didn't have a chance to take a new one, perhaps tomorrow.

Jonathan Seagal

This is a picture I took last fall out side of Harpswell, ME.

After taxes....

Strobist info: One SB800 with snoot, front left.

Dramatic lighting

Strobist info: One SB800 in manual remote mode, power 1/32, zoom 50mm, about 1.5 feet from the face at 10 o'clock. Reflector at 2 o'clock to separate the back of the head.

Power pole

HDR and tonemapped from three pictures.

The old Mill

Another view of the falls and the old mill. No longer in operation, the mill is slowly detoriating.

The local water falls

The river is starting to swell up from the melting snow.
This image was done from 3 seperate shots, each 2EV appart.

On the mountain

One more picture of the Jeep.

My Jeep

Sunset on the lake. I can't wait to take the top off.

Carols Flower

Carol planted flowers last year and I took this picture last summer, I thought a little sign of sunshine will feel good just about now.

Close up

So what is it?
Strobist: SB800 from behind camera, SB26 from above and slightly behind the object.

1...2...3...testing.

I'm testing some camera settings and played around with a bit of color correcting.

Old timer.

This is an old clock I'm working on and I thought I should take a picture of it. The clock needed some good cleaning but works great otherwise. There are some parts which are not shown in this picture, so don't tell me that I'm missing some of them, I've got them all :)
Strobist: Nikon D70 60mm Micro Nikkor 2.8. WB set to Tungsten. One AB B1600 in soft box to light the background. One AB B1600 from the right slightly behind the clock, for a little bit of rim light. One Nikon SB800 from the front right,gelled with a Orange Sun gel and bounced off a white Styrofoam reflector.

Fall scene

This picture was taken last fall in Lisbon Falls Maine.

Important corner.

Carols important corner, all the little things she needs :)

This is a ilustrated version of the same image.

Carol again.

Well she makes such a good model :) and it can be quite a challenge to get the exposure right with her white hair.
Strobist: one SB26 directly on background. One SB800 in manual mode, bounced of white umbrella from camera left abd white card as reflector on camera right.

Carol posing.

Carol is posing so I can play with my lights.

Strobist: SB26 on background, SB800 through white umbrella from front right.