STOP

I was out picking up my daughter from work and was admiring the the evening sunset. I thought to myself what a great looking horizon but due to time restraints I had to keep trucking down the road. Not much was going on the home front today, no amazing pictures to take. I did snap a shot or two of our new grass fire truck and tried on my return trip home to catch some of that amazing sunset but I failed. This weekend is swapers day, a huge yard sale for anyone looking for cloths to guns. Thousands will attend including myself. So the Sony will meet red neck paradise in a few short days. I hope to bring back some good snap shots. Peace Out!

My first attempt at backlit portraits, I thought it was nice. What do you think? Any comments welcome.

My a55 Sony and a little 50mm 1.7

I have been away for a long time due to family obligations and work but there is a light at the end of the tunnel. It is senior portrait time for the class of 2013 and business is good. I stepped out for a few shoots after work and came back with some mighty fine keepers. For the most part I have been at work tough and keeping my teenage daughter inline and offline has been a monumental task. On a good note I did pick up a few flash stands with with umbrellas and a few other odds and ends. In the mess of stuff I bought there was a stack of books and some obsolete Polaroid cameras. I am moving in the direction of one light, a starting point made simple by Zack Arias a photographer out of Atlanta. He did a workshop on using one hotshoe flash, that is it just one. He is a very talented shooter. Well that is all for now, look for an increase in posts..... I'll be back.