by Wildman
In this video, we get up close and personal with good ol’ Mr. Franklin to test a new process for getting extreme close ups for photo and video. Known as macro shots, these extreme close ups are perfect for showing off the details of things like wedding rings, coins & stamps, food, and products.
Categories: Still Life & Curiosities, Video
by Wildman
We get up close and personal with good ol’ Mr. Franklin to test a new process for getting extreme close ups for photo and video. Known as macro shots, these extreme close ups are perfect for showing off the details of things like wedding rings, coins & stamps, food, and products. What goes in to pulling off a macro shot? Owen goes into all the nerdy details here on his blog.
Categories: Still Life & Curiosities
by Wildman
This new piece of gear has become one of my favorites….in a “flash.”
It’s always fun to test out a new piece of gear, and I’m very pleased with our new remote flash trigger. It’s making this can of Owen’s favorite soda — the rare Lemon Fanta — look even more delicious.
Categories: Portraits, Still Life & Curiosities • Tags: fanta, flash, lemon, photography, remote, tips
by Wildman
In business, there’s an art and science to putting your best face forward. This financial group wanted traditional photos that say, “we’re stable and you can trust us.”
Categories: Portraits
by Wildman
On location as the tour photographer for Chuck Swindoll and Insight for Living on their 2012 tour of the Holy Land, Owen snagged this interactive panoramic photo.
See much more of our photo and video work on this tour at http://www.insight.org/israel2012.
Categories: Events, Nature, Travel • Tags: chuck swindoll, insight for living, israel, panorama, photo, photography, tour, travel
by Wildman
Theologian Michael Craven wanted a gritty, serious tone to match his passionate message. We set him up with strategically placed lighting to give him lots of texture and placed him in a black void to make his face — and his message — demand attention.
Categories: Portraits • Tags: photo, portrait, studio, texture
by Wildman
Allow me (Owen) to brag for a minute. For Sarah’s birthday, I had this idea to create a blog where all of our friends and family could post memories and birthday greetings. Great. But how do you wrap a blog? Here’s how. 🙂 I made a card and put it inside a fun box. And, of course, I snapped a photo. Because, if you don’t have photos, it didn’t happen, right?
Categories: Events, Still Life & Curiosities
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