Sunday, I spent the day at the 410-acre Agricultural History Farm Park in Derwood, Maryland, where rolling fields of grass, a big red barn, and a green and red wagon are just a few elements that lend a charming, rustic feel for the rustic farm wedding. The Agricultural History Farm Park is one of five [...]
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1st Annual Blossom Kite Festival: A Photographic Storytelling Workshop Sunday, March 27, 2011, 12:30-4:30 PM Level: Intermediate/Advanced *Before enrolling in this workshop, students should have a good grasp of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, and be capable of using aperture priority and shutter priority camera modes. [...] I have been abysmally bad at blogging this past month! I’ve just been too busy! I’ve done about three times the work in Jan/Feb 2011 as compared to Jan/Feb 2010! Actually, it’s awesome. I’ve had a lot of fun with some very interesting events and assignments…I just haven’t had the time to tell you [...] I know, I know, I’m still behind on my blogging! Since my last post, I’ve been busy with yet more executive portraits, this time for two executives at a large event design and planning company. I had photographed one of their sales executives back in October, and they had me come back for more. [...] Why oh why do my very favorite TV shows always end after just one or two seasons? First, it was Dark Angel, then I discovered Eli Lilly, and then…Heroes was so good, how could they possibly have ended it after only one season??? And now! I started watching John Doe, and that last episode [...] When I photographed the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in Washington, DC last weekend, I also shot a sequence of 59 images (360 degrees around me plus up and down, making a 3D, 360-degree sphere), as I wanted to try a 360 degree panorama, as well as a stereographic (spherical) panorama. Check’em out [...] Idrissa and I spent two hours this weekend at the Cathedral of St. Matthew in Washington, DC. I love photographing ecclesiastical architecture, and there are a few locations in the city that I would love to shoot a wedding in: the Washington National Cathedral, the Franciscan Monastery, the Cathedral of St. Matthew, and the [...] January marks the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, a historic decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to make abortion legal. Each January, pro-life Americans rally and march along the Mall in Washington, DC for the March for Life, with an additional feeder march. Pro-choice groups may also gather on the Mall in smaller numbers. [...] Just two months ago, I met up with Milena & Israel for their engagement photography session at Meridian Hill Park in Washington, DC. And exactly two months later, on December 17th, 2010, I found myself once again smiling during their winter wonderland wedding at the love and joy that this beautiful couple shares. As [...] |
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