Kirsten

So, I had to send my d300 off to the great wizards in the sky to get fixed. It's been acting quirky for a while and I've got a month left on the warranty, so it's now or never. I got one last shoot in before I sent it off though!

ISO 200 | 1/160 | 18mm | f3.5

ISO 200 | 1/200 | 50mm | f3.5

ISO 200 | 1/250 | 18mm | f3.5

defeat

My high school's football team finally lost, tying the school's record for 12 wins in a row.
They had a great season :] Im gonna miss going to games and taking pictures.

We have the coolest park right across the street from where we live and there are a bunch of trails and amazing nature stuff up there xD So one day im going to take my camera up there and hopefully get some cool shots :]

Small town sun set

Taken in Oregon City, (which is very small compared to Portland)

Stormi Esperanza

A little bokeh goodness for ya =D

Portrait of a friend of mine. Check out her blog here

Taken at dusk with an ISO of 2500 :-O
5d mark II w/ 85mm f/1.8 USM
85mm
f/2.2
1/100th

Is this blog dead or something? Or is it just me?

Half Asleep

ISO 100 | 28mm | f/3.5 | 1/125sec | 4:58:24 P.M. | 10/28/09 | Three stitched photos

sidelines

Guys I have a problemmm!
Friday we're playing our rivals and its the last game of the season. So its uber important! I want to go on the sidelines again because it was really fun and really cool to be down there buuut I was struggling with camera settings. From right on the field the light was different than from in the stands obviously and so I was panicking and a lot of my photos didn't actually turn out that great. (Plus it was freaking pouring the entire time) They were blurry and/or over/under exposed. And for the ones that I did like, I basically got lucky. xD C'est la vie right? ANYWAYS. I was wondering if anyone could help me with this? I dont want to miss things, I want to get the light right AND i want to freeze the players better! Soo I know I need some aperture/shutter advice. I might switch between going in the stands and the sidelines or I might not. I dont know. I'll probably google some night sports photography stuff sometime tomorrow but I thought I'd ask you guys too since you know more than i do :D thanks!

Ashley: senior photos

looks better on my flickr.

1/320th f/4 at 159mm ISO 400

(sorry for the lack of posting lately) I'll try to post more often :)

Pulse

best of both worlds

Yesss, its your lucky day! Film AND football in one post.

Aaand my photography teacher said I can take pictures from the side lines at the game friday! Im super excited and nervous :D haha,

more film

Im pretty much in love with this whole film thing xD
Developing my own photos is amazing
Frustrating and stressful at times, but amazing, haha

T-square

ISO 100 | 28mm | f/4.0 | 1/160sec | 9:10:43 A.M. | 10/8/09

Advised listening.

more football

This week hopefully I'll get closer to the field so I actually get some different, better pictures. Its a beast trying to get good pictures with all the movement and the light. I havent quite mastered it yet :P More like cross my fingers and take three hundred pictures, haha.

But also, before everyone gets sick of my football pictures, I need need NEED to get out and take pictures SOON because i haven't gotten out to do my assignment yet -_-
So i promise i'll try and switch it up :P this is just what i've been into photographing right now, :]

Sunrise from a schoolboy (at school)

September 24th, 2009 © Tim Newman

Canon 5d mark II + 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM

24mm 1/125th at F/11 ISO 200

Such great heights

ISO 100 | 28mm | f/5.6 | 1/320sec | 1:58:19 P.M. | 9/23/09 | limited editing

Just wanted to let everyone know I've changed my url to: www.briandeputy.blogspot.com

Octo-man!

This picture makes me laugh. He looks like an octopus.

Canon 1D Mark II

ISO 1600 | 300mm | f2.8 | 1/800

Does anybody post to this blog anymore?

I like rocking my new lightroom preset called "My attempt at the old 70s action"


Canon 5d mark II with canon 70-200mm f/4 L USM

You probably already know about it...

Model credit: Brent
Camera: CANON 5D MARK II!
Lens: canon 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM

1/30th ISO 4000, at f/2.8 - 24mm

Super Van

ISO 100 | 28mm | f/7.1 | 1/80sec | 6:49:32 P.M. | 9/4/09

Mmmbop

Hey buds

I'm going to really work on being consistent with this. Because I haven't been. My bad.

To fill you in on what I'm up to lately:

I got promoted at the paper I work at to Assistant Photo Editor

I'm doing a 20 hour a week internship with the Tallahassee Democrat (newspaper)

I just started shooting sports for a wire agency

And I work 15 hours a week, and go to school, and all that other jazz. I'm kinda busy now.

Also, sorry I don't comment much, but you all rock. Nick, that cave light photo is pretty sick.

A car caught on fire at an intersection this morning. A 1974 Porsche. The guy had owned it since it was brand new. It was actually kind of sad.

f4.5 | 1/320 | ISO 160 | 70mm

f4.2 | 1/500 | ISO 160 | 44mm

f3.5 | 1/3200 | ISO 160 | 18mm

"It's only a flesh wound"

I am really impressed with the bokeh in this photo. It was only taken with a maximum aperture of f/2.8. The exact exposure was 1/640th f/2.8 ISO 400 at 30mm. Edited with Lightroom

BTW I've got 4 new posts of MY blog! Check them out and leave some comments please :) :) http://timnewmanphotography.blogspot.com/ (Emily scores big points cause she's already commented)