An actress, a lake, a sunrise and a flash.

Have you ever seen "The Hunger Games or Steven Spielberg's & Steven King's newest TV hit "Under The Dome"?  If so, you may recognize Mackenzie Lintz in this photo.

Natural Light

I have been taking a ton of pictures of my children latley.  (1) becuase the coblers child never has shoes, and (2) becuase it is a great way to work on new techniques in camera and in photoshop.  Read the images desciptions for more insights.

If I were to name this picture, I would name it.......... "moobs" :)

What would you name it?

Spring Event 2012

Our spring event was amazing this year.  It was a perfect day with perfect light photographing perfect families.  I wanted to post a few of my favorite shots of the event.

Stay tuned  for more events where you can get amazing shots and free stuff!

Children, Working out, and Photography

I love my boys, I love photography, and I love to work out.  So, I decided I would try to intermingle all three in this project!

Stratus Clouds and No Flash!

The more I study photography the more I realize how important lighting is.  Actually, light is one of the most important things in photography.  Too much of it and your photographs will be blown out, too little and you will lose detail.

Executive Headshots

Ok, the above picture was one of my test shots while getting everything set up.  It is hardly "executive", but I like to think I could at least look the role.
Executive headshots are always fun because you get to work with business men and women who have a "get it done" mentality.

It's Nice When People Know How To Pose.

The Lintz family are talented actors and actress' who know how to pose.  It was so amazingly easy to take pictures of this family and their individual shots.  I literally had to give minimal instruction because after each "CLICK" of my camera they knew they could and should change positions.  I love this family!  Here are a few family and individuals of that shoot.  Comment and "pin" if you like!

A Tractor Trailer and A Storm

Photography takes me many different places.  I have taken photos on the open plains of Wyoming as well as cities, parks, and abandoned homes.  The above photo was taken at a location that I have never shot before.  Actually, not only have I never shot here, I have never even contemplated shooting here.  Can you guess where it was taken?

Ready to Pop: HOW TO.

You can spend tens of thousands of dollars to be able to get "studio" results in your photographs.  Backdrops, stands, lighting equipment, umbrellas, soft boxes,  and renting a studio really add up!  This "How To" article will help you get those studio results at a reasonable price.

Get your workflow flowing

If you ever have had to sift through and edit 1000+ images from a wedding or a day of shooting, you know that it is crucial to have a good workflow. The key to a good workflow is having efficient software. There are many software’s out there, but the one I use and like is Adobe Lightroom. Below is a quick rundown on how I sift through and edit photos.