Tuesday, May 26, 2009

It's A Wrap


I just arrived back into town after spending two full days shooting up in Seattle with James Harrison. I narrowed my best shots down and made a Web Gallery for you to view. Right now I'm in the process of talking with his P.R. manager and hopefully will be getting a few of my images published in some trade magazines. For now have a look at my results.

'A Hammock of pictures'

Here is a ton more pictures, mainly portraits to go with memories. Gallery

Saturday, May 23, 2009

Strippin'....

forms that is. I followed my dad while he was finishing up a job. I want to get more of when he's actually pouring concrete, which should be sometime next week. I hope. I think it went well, got some in the house but I tried to not focus too much on the details of things and try to get more of my dad interacting with those around. There's still some of those shots in there. I could not help myself.
Here's a link.

gallery

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

On the move

http://mhccim.com/students/hill/090520drag/

I tried getting a few good environmental shots while I was there. They ended up going grocery shopping.

I had some blur problems. *cough cough*

Monday, May 18, 2009

Memory

Well I figured that I should post these before I go shooting today. It starts with Jen's memory of running away, then goes into a memory about green eggs and ham. Gallery

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Anyone wanna buy me a new camera?

ha...ha...

Okay, so my OLD Rebel finally kicked the bucket. Not bad considering it's about 10 years old. :)
Anyway, I got these with the boyfriends camera. I mostly got us just hanging out outside after having ate dinner.
Some okay ones.  

Oh so exciting when I figure it out

I shot this weekend at ditlers beach. It wasn't as much shooting as I wanted to get done since last class but with everything going on I was happy to get what I did. I think there are some good ones in the gallery for it. What's more exciting though is that my website is up and not only that but I figured out how to get galleries that aren't linked to the site on it also. This is how I can use the same site and customers will have to be given the link in order to see their stuff. So exciting.

Anyway my website is www.sbyrnephoto.com and the gallery for this weeks shoot is www.sbyrnephoto.com/galleries/Americana_beach

Sunday, May 10, 2009

Even more drag

You can see the gallery here:

www.mhccim.com/students/hill/moredrag

Jerick, their "drag mama" was there for the day. Kale assured me there was usually more energy when he's around, but unfortunately they had all been out until four in the morning the night before and were pretty worn out.

I spent an hour or two shooting them lounging around, watching tv and talking before they started their drag routine. Quite a few people came over, but I wasn't sure whether to shoot them all or not, since the project so far has been focused only on Kenny and Kale.

Hope to hear from you guys in class.

No Greater Love

Really lovely photos & multimedia...

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Photography Contest - Oregon Humane Society

Oregon Humane Society Photo Contest

OHS is now accepting entries from pet lovers everywhere for the annual Fuzzy, Furry & Feathered Friends Photo Contest

Submission Deadline: May 29, 2009

Student Photography Contest - Columbia River

A Celebration of Columbia River Ecosystems
Student Photography Contest

Submission Deadline: May 8, 2009

Enter the Sturgeon Festival Student Photography Contest for amateur photographers from Grade 3 through college. Prizes for top finalists in each category.

Around The House

It was interesting doing another location shoot with James Harrison. This time I captured him inside his home in NE Portland. He was hard at work with some new concepts that he has thought up.

Ira Glass on Storytelling

Here's that great piece on storytelling by Ira Glass. I'd encourage you to watch it all the way through again....
Part 1

Also, if you're a fan of Ira Glass (or not), check out the archives of This American Life.  I've been listening to them recently while working images, and they're the perfect photography work companion.