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Elm City CX race 2014. My first Cyclocross race both as a biker and as a photographer. Ironically my race had the BEST conditions of the day for shooting, and the toughest for riding: thick and heavy snowflakes falling slowly and melting on the ground. The rest of the day was either sprinkling rain or plain-Jane overcast. Still, happy with the pics.
It's here. It's bright. It runs on batteries. Did I mention it's daylight/tungsten? My first light! #newgenerationlitepanels
Back on set with #brooksbrothers
Sometimes you just run out of frames.
Behind the scenes for Bonds of Australia. Pt 2.
Behind the scenes for Bonds of Australia. Shot video as well and delivered full color for the client but wanted to go with B&W for myself. Note the hairstylists cool tattoos; extreme dedication to his craft. On a technical note, having the D800 was perfect as I was able to quickly switch from video to stills by simply popping on or off of my hand held rig. Pt 1.
Joshua Tree National Park. Behold the power of a polarizer filter.
The tall skinny tree is the tallest joshua tree in the entire world.
Joshua Tree National Park Panoramics
Joshua Tree National Park
Grand Cayman in Color stills
Grand Cayman in widescreen! Panoramas of the island.
Grand Cayman in black and white.
Arri M90 9k par. I recently used these for the first time. With the light output equivalent of about a 12k, and a head with roughly the same size and weight of a 6k, these new units are great. With Arri's usual flair for high end engineering, even the header cables have been reimagined. Going with a case-less braided configuration, (see pic comparing new cable to old style) the cables are significantly thinner and lighter; a real treat for those of us in the trenches lugging them around. I am curious to see how well the braid stays intact however, I could easily see it coming undone and getting tangled up in everything. The power gems 6k/9k ballast were nice and light, though I do have a bone to pick with their designer. The locking nut for the header cable is located under a protruding lip and therefore is nearly impossible to twist with any force as your fingers can't fit around it. All in all pretty sweet lights.
Storyboards are done and the stunt teeth have arrived in the mail. Shooting Zombicicle in less than a week!
I normally can't stand these posing-with-your-dslr shots. However shooting Politix's NYC campaign video in Times Square last night was fun. And cold.
Digital and B&W film comparison. 35mm BW film, scanned with only mild sharpening applied to account for blurriness caused by a lack of delayed shutter release on Nikon's F100. Note the difference between the top BW picture, which had a red #25 filter, and the bottom, which was shot clean.
Kayaking in Maine. This is a proof of concept where I wanted to try using my D800 in a kayak. No fancy rigging, just my tripod in the cockpit with me, glad I didn't tip!