A great day for capturing speed!
Monday, June 4, 2012
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Gooaaaaallll!!
Today was the first game day for the LMSC.
Follow the following links to the different games that I shot:
Bruins Saturday, September 17th, 2011
Denmark Saturday, September 17th, 2011
Bruins Saturday, October 15th, 2011
Denmark Sunday, October 9th, 2011
Bruins Saturday, October 22, 2011
Bruins Saturday, November 11, 2011
Garden of the Gods
Ah, Colorado.
A few shots form Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs. Most of these were taken at sunrise as runners prepared for the Ascent, a half marathon up Pike's Peak, starting at 8,000 feet and ending at the summit at 14,000 feet.
I chose to hang out at the lower elevation and shoot these.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Liberty Sports Magazine
Here's a portrait I took for Liberty Sports Magazine's article on the Performance Lab powered by Rothman Institiute
The shot was taken at a slow shutter speed of 1/5 second to allow for some blur around the runner. A single flash exposed for the subjects. A blue light was added to the background to contrast the warm lights from the exam rooms.
Click here for four shots that were submitted for publication
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Philly Cycling Classic
The name has changed. Big name riders have come and gone. The skyline is different. But the fans keep coming. Despite the sponsorship woes in recent years, the crowds are as big (and as inebriate) as ever.
Most of these shots were from the medical car with a 50mm lens and a TTL cord for off-camera flash.
And yes, the picture of the back of a man in slacks is Philly Mayor, Michael Nutter.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Team PBR elite p/b The Performance Lab
I had the opportunity to take some publicity photos for the "ride everyone else into the ground" cycling Team, also known as the Pabst Blue Ribbon Elite Team presented by the Performance Lab. The goal was a group shot with some elements of Philadelphia thrown in for some local flair.
We agreed to meet around twilight to get some good sunset sky colors. I was hoping for something like this which I got 8 hours later in the same location.
I ended up with grey and cloudy. Not a problem, though, we'll just underexpose and move on. We were working on location on the roof of a parking garage. Regardless, I had power outlets so I brought out the big studio lights.
I started with a simple two light setup. Main to the right and fill to the left. The fill was minimal to keep the drama. I added a speedlight with a grid to highlight the Rothman logo on Dave's shorts in the front row.
After the portraits, got some action shots which let do some zoom bllur effecrs and shutter drag panning, but in the end, it still looked like a garage. As we lost the light, it was time to pack up and go, but I"m pleased with the pictures from the shoot.
Click here to see the whole shoot.
Technical data:
For the group shot of the guys in a line, there was a light in the back as a rim. For the skyline photo the lighting was main from the right, fill from left 2 stops down and a grid on speedlight aimed at the shorts.
For the action shots, there was a light camera right and the camera was panned to the right during the exposure.
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