Flowers

Just had some fun with flowers. I'll find the information on each soon and then post it.

Shooting around Ririe

f 10.0 -- 1/250 -- ISO 100 -- 18.0 mm



f 4.0 -- 1/1,000 -- ISO 100 -- 25.0 mm



f 10.0 -- 1/250 -- ISO 100 -- 180.0 mm


These photos were taken in Ririe, ID. The last one is Joe's Metal & Design workshop. While I was shooting around the shop, Joe himself walked out of the shop. I wish I would have been daring enough to ask to take photos of him! He was dressed in a denim mechanic's outfit with a red bandana around his neck; his skin was super tan, and his hair was gray/white with lots of tight curls. Talk about an incredible environmental portraiture opportunity that I was just too shy to take advantage of :) Anyway, let me know what you think of my photos. Thanks.

--Stacey Gold

My First Wedding

Corey King's first wedding alone.

So, last weekend I shot my first wedding on my own. Here are a couple images from the compilation. All images were shot with a Canon 50d. Lots of edits as you can tell.

Please leave feed back.

-Corey King

Dylan Hancey

Senior portrait
f/5.6
ISO 100
1/125
150mm

Saw something like this online and
thought that I would try something like it

Taken from car window while driving through Yellowstone
F/6.3
ISO 100
1/200
40mm

Another senior picture, it was a lot more fun to make, a lot of cars were honking at us!
F/9
ISO 100
3.2sec
39mm

Taken just outside of west Yellowstone, and i was getting rushed by the people driving, I talked them in to letting me have 5min.
Panorama from 2 images; HDR from RAW
{both}
F/10
ISO 100
1/1000
42mm

Feel Free to see more at my blog: hanceyphoto.blogspot.com

I'm not sure quite how I feel about this one yet. I took this picture last Friday when I was out and about. I thought the sky was amazing and found the trees in the foreground to say quite a bit. I did run this through Photoshop a bit (obviously) in order to better capture the story the day seemed to tell (if that makes sense). I'm still not sure how I feel about the picture completely, so I thought I'd put it here to see what you all thought. I appreciate the feedback. I have yet to see another Rexburg Temple picture taken from here.

-Chad Allen

Here's one by my little brother Cameron. I let him use my camera for a bit one day and he brought this back. I was pretty impressed.

-Chad Allen

Alex George Photography

I think this group is awesome today was my first time going and i enjoyed it. I go to high school here in Rexburg and am attending BYU-I in the fall. I wanted to get a glimpse of the photography program to figure out if thats what i want to go into... Here are a few shots from my archives. Here are some links to my blog and my Flickr Page

Alyssa Richardson

I took some photos this weekend for my obsession project i've been working on and i wanted to know if they are working.

They are dancing, reading, and fear



ISO:1250
Aperture:f/3.5
(1/400)




ISO: 500
Aperture: f/3.5
(1/60)



ISO Speed: 1600
Aperture: f/3.8
(1/100)

All taken with Nikon D50

regarding last post

oh i forgot to put the picture information! it was taken with my canon rebel xti

for all of them: shutter- 1/125, aperture f stop 8, iso 400

Annalisa Heylen

Here are some pictures I took of my niece Addison! :)

Thank you Alex, Stacy, and Nicole.

I used your tutorials from Tuesday's meeting to edit these photos! Nicole, the skin evening thing was really great for these because she had some baby acne bumps. Thank you, you guys.

Cameron Allen

This is my first attempt to add to the blog. I took this shot of my dad in the Snake River Canyon. I was just using a Canon digital point and shoot. I got lucky on this one. All the others were blurry. This photo is also unedited.

Food Photography

 

Canon PowerShot SD600

Macro Setting

Each shot is a different f-stop and Shutter speed

Kristie Moss Photography

Alaska & Oregon Panoramics By Kyson Dana

These were taken this past summer.

1/20s

f5.6

iso 300

1/15s

 f3.5

iso 200

2s

f7.1

iso250

1/1250s

f4.5

iso250

A few from Austin

A couple pictures I took right before the winter semster, back home in Nashville.
Annnd, click each image to see it properly, Blogger does not seem to like me right now.

Exposure: 1/50
Aperture: f/6.3
Focal Length: 55mm
ISO: 1600

Exposure: 30 Seconds
Aperture: F/5.6
Focal Length 18mm
ISO: 200