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The creative act lasts but a brief moment, a lightning instant of give-and-take, just long enough for you to level the camera and to trap the fleeting prey in your little box.
~Henri Cartier Bresson

When you get a chance to shoot portraits of firefighters, you jump on it! These are the men and one woman from fire station 4 in Long Beach.

I guess I didn’t rub them the wrong way because they invited me on a “ride-along” So, more stories to come…

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Today, I'm a photo contest winner!

A Wedding Among the Redwoods

 

  

My sister Vachel-6 months pregnant

We were hanging out at our parents house and I had my camera with me, so…

Twenty minutes later with Dad as my assistant, a white bed sheet, the white side of an old poster board, and a kitchen step ladder…

The sky was perfect - blue as blue can be, and the beautiful cumulus clouds - they just pleaded to be photographed. It was hardly a day to sit back and not make my way into the Port.

Noah grows slightly

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Collette & Tate near home in Cottonwood Heights, UT

                                  

       

   

   

   

                                  

I spent some time with my Utah family last week.  This was the result of one afternoon at the local park.  I was very pleased with what I got [to say the least} but I’m also a bit biased because of the subject material.  I wasn’t going to use any special filters or post lens corrections, but I found myself addicted to the nostalgic and “old film” feel of the corrections.  It makes me miss film and lens filters.  shot with 7D, 24-105, ISO 200