Deepest thanks to Gabe for queueing up this shoot. It was cold, somewhat of a vertical hike (with too much gear, I might add), but well worth it.
Here’s a few shots I liked from the shoot. Hope you enjoy. All digital with the D700 or D7000. Mamiya 7 film to be processed soon.
This year I used an awesome feature of my my very beloved Fuji X10 – 360-degree panoramic photos stitched in-camera.
View at full-size to see all the awesome details. It’s kinda like That 70′s Show.
Grabbed this incredible little moment late at night on the subway in Brooklyn.
Best viewed large. Click on the image.
I had the honor of being asked by Lance Keimig to assist him during his 3-day night photography workshop at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery last night. It was a beautiful day that turned into a windy, rainy evening that nearly blew down my lights. We persevered and I believe the class got a chance to experience some more controlled lighting like softboxes and parabolic reflectors that they may not have otherwise been exposed to. So, without further adieu, here are three shots I managed to get in around lighting and instructing.
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Big thanks to Lance for making me a part of this experience! Check out his documentary film about his night photography workshops – it’s hella cool. Like Scotland? Maybe you can take a photo tour with Lance ;) Also be sure to check out The Nocturnes – an organization that’s been devoted to the passion and practice of night photography for 20+ years.
Night Photography: Finding your way in the dark from Mark & Angela Walley on Vimeo.
