“The key is not the ‘will to win’… everybody has that. It is the will to prepare to win that is important” – Bob Knight
Basketball… the will to prepare.
Category Archives: high school senior portraits
“Tis the Season
Guess what I’ve been doing lately? Yep, designing grad cards. Graduation will be here before we know it!
Two images blended using Photoshop CC and topped off with Topaz Studio “Dreamy Day” action.
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VB Montage
There is no glory in practice, but without practice there is no glory.
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Life Lessons
Baseball teaches that errors are part of the game. ~Ernest Kurtz
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Prairie Perspective
Fences may separate us, but beauty remains.
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Sunset on Lake Cochrane
Available light photography is a perfect way to capture many portraits, but sunset is not a time to utilize this option. Without flash you either have a silhouette or muddy skin tones along with a blown out sky. Solution? Add a flash to bring out the details. On this portrait I used a Canon speed light 580ex2 flash off camera, a cybersyc flash trigger along with a Canon 580 ex2 with a Gary Fong diffuser on camera for a little fill.
ISO 100/ F8 aperture at 1/250th shutter to maintain detail and color in the sky.
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Yesterday’s Dreams
Window light casts its shadow upon this young woman, as it did her mother and grandmother, as she reflects upon the history contained within these walls. The old wooden ironing board leans against the wall holding memories, laughter and tears of generations past.
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Spring means track season…
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Never Give Up
…because life isn’t always easy.
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Lightning & Smoke
I’m not fond of drama in real life but I do love a dramatic blended image… and high school sports.
Tried to make my own lightning at first, but decided that was too time consuming. Googled smoke and lightning brushes and downloaded some free brushes, installed them in Photoshop CC 2015. BOOM! …much easier.
Every image can use improvement and I think an action image would be a good candidate for a blend using these brushes.
Next time…
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