10 September 2009
04 February 2009
Bald Eagle
The Bald Eagle is not only my favorite bird, but it is a majestic symbol of America and the freedoms that we enjoy on a daily basis. One of the reasons that I wanted to visit Alaska was to photograph this incredible creature. I was blessed to be able to see two of them, and with a Canon 300mm F4 L prime lens, I was able to capture these images.
03 February 2009
The Wonders of Alaska
I went to Alaska on a business trip in October and had some time to do some shooting. This is one majestic place, as I hope the photos below depict.
09 August 2008
Fauna
Testing out my new Canon 300mm f4L IS USM lens at a local nature center.
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All Images Copyright 2008 Lawrence H. Wyatt
08 August 2008
29 July 2008
Cheesy??
Here's a shot of the moon from my front yard on a beautiful clear night.
Image © 2007 Lawrence H. Wyatt
God Bless America!
Taken this morning with the sun backlighting the flag outside our home.
Image © 2008 Lawrence H. Wyatt
19 May 2008
Silhouette
My son just crossed over from being a Tiger Scout to a Wolf Scout. This is a photo from that ceremony as the boys and the den leader wait in line.
© 2008 Lawrence H. Wyatt
25 March 2008
Drive by Shooting
A hair salon.
A Purple Heart collection truck.
A building in a strip center.
More from the strip center.
A very large yacht.
I gave myself an assignment today. The assignment was to make photographs while driving around. The rules were that I could only take pictures from inside the vehicle. I could stop to take pictures, which for the protection of others is probably the best way to do this, so that's what I did. I did sneak in a couple of moving shots, but they were....well.....BAD! So they were quickly deleted.
© 2008 Lawrence H. Wyatt
24 March 2008
The Next Male Supermodel?
No, just my son being a ham.
Canon 40D, Canon 50mm f1.8. ISO 640, 1/250, f 8.0
Strobist: background- white sheet ~ 5 feet behind model(my son) lit with two SBs on 1/16 power. subject-Canon 430EX in brolly @ 1/16 high above camera, large white reflector under subject(clamshell set-up). Triggered with skyports.
© 2008 Lawrence H. Wyatt
14 March 2008
Self-portrait
Yours truly.
Canon 40D, Tamron 28-75 f2.8 lens. ISO 200 f4 1/250, 12" snooted strobe camera left at 90 degrees, 1/32 power, triggered by Skyports.
©2008 Lawrence H. Wyatt
08 March 2008
Faith
These are my first attmepts at candlelight photography with strobes. Straight out of the camera except for a mild crop.
Strobist information: Nikon SB25, 1/64 power, snooted(12"), camera left high
Canon 40D, Tamron 28-75 f2.8 lens
F11, 1/6, ISO 200
As always, comments are greatly appreciated!
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©2008 Lawrence H. Wyatt
07 March 2008
The Next Tony Hawk?
Shot with dappled available light through tree branches. On-board flash dialed way down for eye catchlights only. Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 lens. Canon 40D.
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©2008 Lawrence H. Wyatt
02 March 2008
Days of Yore
Available light only(no flash allowed). Canon Rebel XT. Canon 50mm f1.8 lens.
Photographs ©2007 Lawrence H. Wyatt
Song of Songs
"All beautiful you are, my darling; there is no flaw in you."
Shot with off-camera flash set on manual(1/64)angled to show hearts. Triggered with Skyport remote. Canon 40D. Tamron 28-75 f2.8 lens.
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©2008 Lawrence H. Wyatt
24 February 2008
High Key
Nikon SB25 flash, manual, 1/2 power through umbrellas, camera right, 45 degrees in front of subject. Tamron 28-75 f2.8 lens. Canon 40D. High key done in post-processing.
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©2008 Lawrence H. Wyatt
23 February 2008
My First Engagement Shoot
Justin and Amanda.
Canon 40D. Available light. Tamron 28-75 f2.8 lens.
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©2008 Lawrence H. Wyatt
My First Corporate Assignment
Shot taken for a calender for a industrial services company in Houston, Texas.
Canon Rebel XT. Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 lens. Nikon SB24 flash on light stand on manual(1/16 power) above subjects on 24mm zoom for light spread. Flash triggered with Gadget Infinity remote.
©2007 Lawrence H. Wyatt
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