Dorking around and shooting photos!
A really like how the photo turned out with a bit of depth here. I’m standing all the way across the bowl in another pocket, with the sort of launch/hip thing in between, then more flat bottom and then the wall the trick is being done on. Mid-morning grind by my friend Jason up on the extension.
Jason, 50-50 grind, Chino, California – Canon 10D, Canon EF 50mm, ISO 400, 1/500 at f16
This photo was from the same camping trip as the earlier Spiral Jetty photo I shared. This turned out to be a nice minimalist style shot. A few clouds to the south, a couple of random people exploring, foamy salt on the shore and the slight pink color of the water all create a calming scene in the middle of the afternoon sun.
Great Salt Lake, Utah – Canon 10D, Canon EF 50mm, ISO 200, 1/250 at f22
This is one of two photos I managed after setting up this scene on our dining room sideboard. The other is of Outback, facing the other direction, which I’ll share someday. For Kwinn, I tried to tell a story of him either communicating with the giant log, or trying to get inside of it somehow. I lit the scene with our Himalayan salt lamp which is right behind the pine cone on the right, it puts out incredible light!
G.I. Joe, Kwinn (v1) – Canon 5D, Canon EF 50mm, ISO 100, 1/2 at f4
Salt Lake City hosted a lot of festivals, most weren’t our thing. Once and a while there would be something of interest, like the Living Traditions Festival. It was a multi-cultural event showcasing the many cultures of people now calling Salt Lake home. This gentleman was working on a craft when I walk by. I grabbed this shot because his work was being lit up by a small ray of light. I waited for his hands to be in an interesting position and got the shot.
Living Traditions Festival, Salt Lake City, Utah – Canon 10D, Canon EF 50mm, ISO 200, 1/125 at f8
