Getting caught up on the last year. I worked with KUOW last spring to help launch their new podcast – Terrestrial. Here are some of the photos I took for their promotional materials: These photos were used in national NPR, local, and other promotional material – including in screenshots below – NPR’s national…
Loved taking pics of Little A during the winter of 2017. This was a simple setup on the front porch of her grandparents’ house. Shot this with my D5000 as per usual, with a small softbox.
I had so much fun shooting Jen and Tony’s maternity session. Here’s another one after Baby C was born.
I was honored to photograph some maternity shots for two of my best friends this weekend. I got a new 70-300mm lens for my birthday, so it was just in time. We headed out to Mercer Slough Park (after an amazing breakfast at Chace’s) and captured some great moments. I’ve been using my 18-55mm lens since…
I’ve been working on my portraits, and had a couple of great sessions this weekend with this guy. Back off ladies, this sexy beast is mine. The first three are from a home-studio session. This was a very DIY setup as I’m still acquiring studio gear (as in, I don’t have any right now!). I…
Back with more of my purry friends. These are the sweetest little meows. I volunteer photographing cats for the local humane shelter, and I have to fight the urge to bring each of them home every week. Hope you enjoy!
I recently picked up a gig photographing a new water system installed at a summer camp on the Puget Sound. The company who had installed the system had volunteered services and a story is being written highlighting the good deed. The project came with some challenges – the camp was packed up for the summer,…
I love photographing architecture: the lines, the shadows, the depth. My family is selling my uncle’s beloved cabin, and so I took the opportunity to photograph it. I used a strobe on a gold reflector to create a warm tone. I don’t normally use it, but I’m happy with the way it turned out. I…
I’ve been looking for an opportunity to do volunteer work for a while now, and when I found out that I could take photos of cats for Seattle Humane I had to jump on it. It’s been a fun opportunity to hone my skills with challenging subjects and settings. The cats can range from being…
I love photographing architecture. The lines, the shadows, the depth. My family is sold my uncle’s beloved cabin a few years ago and I jumped on the opportunity to photograph it. I used a strobe on a gold reflector to create a warm tone with most of the pictures. I was happy with what it did…
There is a magic; an experience of presence when you’re in a virtual world that is like nothing else. Suspended disbelief is a beautiful thing. But what makes that world immersive and allows you to feel like you’re really there? VR Environments Essentially there are two types of VR environments: 3D CGI This is a graphics-based world.…
I’ve been working on my portraits the last few weeks. Here are some pics from my most recent session, taken at Bellevue Downtown Park.
My dad is always trying to show people the deer in Mt. Rainier, so he asked me to throw together a video to help him. Check it out here. Have you seen the deer in Mt. Rainier?
One of the first conversations that I have with clients early on in the discovery process has to do with video length. Here’s a general rundown of how long videos typically run: Web ad/pre-roll: 15-60 seconds Flagship video: 60-120 seconds Promo video/product launch: 30-120 seconds Internal training video: 3-10 minutes Customer training video: 2-4 minutes The length of your video…
I’ve been wanting to check out the San Juan Islands, and we finally had a chance to make it up there this weekend. We spent the afternoon walking around Friday Harbor. We had brunch on the pier and picked out our dream boats. I didn’t take as many pictures as I had expected, but here…
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