My absolute favorite person on Earth to whom I am not biologically related. Playing soccer a few hundred yards from and 12 years after I first saw her play.
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She’ll eventually learn to dribble without looking.
Shot: Canon EOS Rebel T1i w/ Sigma 300 mm lens (lens made for film EOS)
1/2000 sec, aperture priority, f/4, ISO 400, focal length: 300 mm (not adjusted)
Photoshop: none.
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“Why are you taking pictures of me just walkin’ around?” Piper asks. “That’s not very interesting.”
I love this kid. I love all of my kids, of course. But this one has the good/bad fortune of inheriting the bulk of my personality characteristics.
And we’ve been spending a lot more time together due to soccer. Her practice was cancelled tonight, so we hung out at her older sister’s practice.
Good times.
Shot: Canon EOS Rebel T1i w/ Sigma 300 mm lens (lens made for film EOS)
1/3200 sec, aperture priority, f/4, ISO 400, focal length: 300 mm (not adjusted)
Photoshop: auto levels, curves.
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The sun radiated brilliantly over Lubbock, Texas, on Saturday, and temperatures climbed into the middle 70s.
It was the perfect start to Spring Break.
Today, temperatures plunged into the middle 30s, and the forecasted rain turned to snow.
This gentleman had a wardrobe fail.
Shot: Canon EOS Rebel T1i w/ Canon 35-80mm (lens made for film EOS)
1/200 sec, manual, f/5.6, ISO 800, focal length: 80mm (not adjusted)
Sunpak Power Zoom 4000AF (old) set at TTL
Photoshop: curves; color balance -blue, -green.
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Also known as a last minute largely crappy photo.
Had a cool photo planned out, but I got busy editing a thesis discussion for a graduate student in my lab, and it got dark on me.
My handheld work with a 300mm is not stellar.
Shot: Canon EOS Rebel T1i w/ Sigma 300 mm lens (lens made for film EOS)
1/40 sec, aperture priority, f/4, ISO 3200, focal length: 300 mm (not adjusted)
Photoshop: auto levels, adjusted curves like crazy.
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I'm a cognitive scientist and communication scholar who manages a psychophysiology lab at Texas Tech. I teach courses about the cognitive processing of media messages and research methods.