Is it a photographic opportunity?
So I had this idea for a photograph. I was going to be experimenting with high speed flash. I love all the creative things I can do with this. I used my Nikon D300 with a Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 micro lens (AI), 2 Nikon SB 600's at 1/32 power and a shutter speed of 1/20th. It seemed to work out pretty well. Needless to say, there was a mess that needed to be cleaned up afterwards.
Thanks for the support.
-Ben
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Sunday, October 24, 2010
10/22/10 Chase Teaser...
Here is a teaser photograph of one of the supercells we chased on Friday. To see more visit http://majesticnoise.blogspot.com/
Take care!
-Ben
Monday, October 11, 2010
Awesome Lightning and 10/10/10 Chase Report...
My full chase report is on my new storm chasing blog. Here is a little taste of some of the action.
Thanks.
-Ben
Thanks.
-Ben
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Desktop Backgrounds Now Available...
You can now download some of images to use as a desktop background. I have 20 images with resolution of 800px, 1024px, 1280px, and 1080p sizes. Check it out in the link here.
Thanks for the support.
-Ben
Thanks for the support.
-Ben
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Nothing Like Fall Weather...
Fall weather--70 degree temperatures, clear skies. and a gentle breeze, who doesn't love Autumn in Texas? Last week we received some very pleasant weather. It was so enjoyable, that I woke up before sunrise (something that rarely happens now) and drove down to Goron Lake in Iowa Park. I hadn't visited the lake in a while and was curious to see what was new. Gordon Lake has always been a favorite location of mine. It never disappoints. Hopefully we will have more fall weather heading our way next week.
Thanks for the support.
-Ben
Tranquil scenes like these are why I keep coming back to Gordon Lake.
I almost always prefer some clouds in sunrise/sunset shots, but there are times when I will shoot a "plain" sunrise. They are prefect for back lit shots like this one.
After the sun reached a certain height it was time to focus on some of the wildlife.
A pair of Grackles perched in the cattails.
There is a residential Great Blue Heron that hangs around the lake. I was fortunate to get close shots of this bird. I just wish the light was at a different angle.
The Snowy Egret is also seen during the summer months. This one was a little too preoccupied with catching breakfast, it didn't really mind me being so close to it.
Semipalmated Sandpipers are always fun to shoot. They're very fast and almost never sit still. They are also hard to approach, usually you have to wait for them to come to you. I was lying on my stomach for almost 20 minutes before a group of them landed not more than 10 feet from me.
A pair of foraging sandpipers.
I think this is my personal favorite of the day. I love the graduation of color from the orange to the blue in the shot. The pose and angle of the bird helps male this a more intimate portrait.
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- shutterbug2007
- I am 25 years old and I have been a photographer for 11 years now. I love nothing more than taking my camera out on a photo shoot with me. I mainly focus on nature photography.That is where my passion is. I love looking at all of God's wonderful creations and capturing them in the photographic medium. I have won awards and have received special recognition for my photography. It is my calling and my passion!