Twisted Photo

So obviously I didn't take this photo (I'm the guy wearing black, but not the heavy metal dude) but it still is worthy of blog posting. Included in the photo is none other than Twisted Sister front man, Dee Snider. Dee came into our office to film a public service announcement for his charity motorcycle ride; Bikers for Babies.
I got to direct the PSA, so yeah, you can start being jealous any minute now. :)
By the way, if you are still interested, this photo was taken with a Canon Camera. Otherwise, it would have never made it to the blog!

Officially My New Favorite Photo

I took this photo while filming a wedding this summer, and it is by far my favorite wedding photo of all time. Couldn't you see a tagline like "It's never too early to start planning?" This is the unedited version, I'm currently working on a version for my website and cleaning it up a bit.
Canon Rebel XT, with the telephoto lens. I think using the distance lens while filming kids works best, that way they don't really notice you, and are less likely to shy away from the lens.

By Any Other Name....

Here's one of my favorite photos from a wedding shoot I did about a year ago. I thought I might have posted this one before, but I can't seem to find it for the life of me. Anyways, Canon Camera Rebel XT, with the generic lens that came with.

The Sun Also Rises

Here's another one of my favorite pictures of the sun at sea. I used the telephoto lens on my Canon Rebel XT, but this time played around with some of the manual settings, rather than letting the camera do all the thinking. The shots is a bit tilted, but that's the day when the boat started to his stormy waters.

My Chariot Awaits

Just a picture to show how large (or small, depending on your point of reference) the ship that chartered Vacation 2008. This was another shot taken atop the highest point in Bermuda, courtesy of our segue ride. Canon Digital Rebel XT, telephoto zoom lens.

View From the Highest Point in Bermuda

Another shot from the Vacation 2008 folder, this was taken from atop a hill in Bermuda. Its a shot of the old prision, and the two clock towers (one that's only right twice a day). My Canon Rebel XT got a workout on this trip.

I Think We're Being Attacked, Sir.

Another shot from the fort in San Juan, Puerto Rico. This shot came from one of the lookout posts, which had three extremely narrow slits that allowed soldiers to peer out into the ocean. If you look really close, you can see two people kayaking. They were on our cruise ship, and apparently, went out past the barrier. They missed the boarding call and had to fly into the next port of call to meet up with the rest of their family.