I guess this is turning into a new project. Its funny I’m always tiring to come up with something new and I guess all I needed was some white foam core and open shade. I put in a photo of my super lighting complex setup.

Here is a few I took a couple weeks back. Haven’t had a chance to post them up. Used 2 alien bee 800s, one with an umbrella the other with my homemade beauty dish.

Was linked in a really cool blog, themotart a couple days ago. Lots of cool bikes, and photography of everything from 1960 race cars to vintage watches. Makes me wish I was more dedicated to this blog.

Quick post from Saturdays party at number 2′s. Thought this a classic drunk photo. Thats it no links.

Went out last Sunday with Sophie, and my brother Shawn To try to get some shots. I left my umbrellas at work, along with the soft boxes. so I broke out the home made beauty dish . Seemed to worked good enough, but didnt really spread the light very much. Here are a few I played around with. As always, I find stuff I wish I had fixed after I posted these up.

Quick post of a couple photos I took of Randy at the park this weekend.

That’s it no links.

Here is a cool piece of software that maps all your mouse movments and pauses. Its pretty cool seeing what photoshop looks like when you’ve been working on photos all day. Here is a link to the Mouse tracking software. http://dottech.org/freewaresr/13865

This is about 2 hours of photoshop

This is Around 5 hours

Got the new Canon 7D in a couple weeks ago but havnt had much time to play around with it. I had a session on Monday with Dessi, and Halley at the Crown Mill lofts in Dalton. Thought the photos came out nice but still getting used to the 7D. Here are some of the photos from Dessi. I will be getting Halley,s posted up later this week.

Got my new Canon 7D last week. Love this camera. The AF is super fast and looks really good at some higher ISO s. Here is a couple shots from the North Ga Skate Center. I haven’t shot very much Its been record cold in GA and the studio is a toasty 43 degrees.