One of the exciting images from last weekends U9 baseball tourney in New Milford, CT
More select images from the tourney: More U9 Action
The aftermath of Art
During a recent photog assignment, covering the first day of school, I captured this interesting image. The result of many artists and many projects… photography capturing the tools of an artist.
Samantha’s First Communion
I had the pleasure of capturing some simple and elegant images of a young lady’s important day and her special dress. These images will stand out in the family album in the future.
NYC Abstract
I spent the weekend visiting NYC. We visited several galleries that have extensive abstract collections both photographic and art. With that inspiration, I captured this “found abstract”… nothing more than an old poster panel that has seen some use, but reflects the artistic neighborhood. Abstract on it’s own, without intent. Is it art?
The mystery of child photography!
Enjoyed some special time chasing Miss M in our recent photo session in her new dance costume and Easter dress. Used a special drape background that she could hide behind and peek through. They key was to always have the camera ready for that special” expression.
A “Major” photo session
As a demonstration of North Sky Photo capability, I set up and did a live demonstration at the Housatonic Business Alliance Network meeting this past week. I was able to recruit a very nice young man as my subject, his name is Major. Location was the New Milford Train station and I had a whopping ten minutes for the demo. Got some great close-ups and full length portraits in a “Major” way.
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Capture the action and print on site
A first time program to provide action photographs of youth hockey players and print on demand in the lobby of the rink. Jane Haslam and I coordinated the process, as I shot and she hosted the desk. Previews were available on a larger monitor and we we were able to print 5 x7 color images for the parents the same day of the tournament and this was coordinated with on-line print sales, too.
cold day with some hot color!
During a recent family outing, I was able to stop some great skiing action at Butternut Mountain Slopes. Rumsey Hall was competing against Indian Mountain’s team. Perfect late day lighting, with no direct sun.
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