Brandon was the latest to tap into his inner silent film star and pose for THE 9 EMOTIONS PROJECT. Here is his collection:
In case you forgot the emotions, here they are again:
Sadness
Anger
Amusement
Fear
Jealousy
Surprise
Sympathy
Boredom
So who will be the next to pose for THE 9 EMOTIONS PROJECT? I don’t know. But I have a few ideas.
I recently took some summer senior pictures for Saydie. At this time, I’m willing to share some of the special effects pictures.
These are some of the pictures I take that I know that the parents aren’t necessarily looking for (which is maybe why I’m not collecting fat stacks of cash as a portrait photographer), but I feel it is in line with the motto that is on the Photography 139 business card:
“Art is a lie that reveals the truth.”
Oh. You don’t know about the new Photography 139 business card? I guess that’ll probably be coming to a blog post near you at some point. If you ask nicely, you might even get one.
Dawn was the latest subject sit for THE 9 EMOTIONS PROJECT;
In case you forgot what the 9 Emotions are:
Sadness
Anger
Amusement
Fear
Jealousy
Surprise
Sympathy
Boredom
Who will be the next to pose for THE 9 EMOTIONS PROJECT? Could be you…
Anders was the most recent subject for THE 9 EMOTIONS PROJECT:
In case you have forgotten the 9 Emotions are:
Sadness
Anger
Amusement
Fear
Jealousy
Surprise
Sympathy
Boredom
I wonder who the next subject for the 9 EMOTIONS PROJECT will be. Could be you! Could be… well it could be you!
Alexis was the most recent volunteer for the 9 EMOTIONS PROJECT:
In case you forgot what the emotions are:
Sadness
Anger
Amusement
Fear
Jealousy
Surprise
Sympathy
Boredom
It will be interesting to see who the next “volunteer” the 9 EMOTIONS PROJECT will be!
The latest person to succumb to the 9 Emotions Project was Nader. Let’s have a look!
Let’s have a closer look:
Sadness
Anger
Amusement
Fear
Jealousy
Surprise
Sympathy
Boredom
Nice work Nader!
So who will be the next to take on the demanding work that is THE 9 EMOTIONS PROJECT? You’ll have to wait and see!
One of the many benefits of having Johnathan living with me is that I have a photo assistant hanging around the house that is more useful than Naima.
So thanks to him for helping out by taking a couple of these pictures and posing for the other two.
I’m actually writing this blog to talk about a new toy I recently picked up. I bought a Sigma 120-400mm lens.
I’m pretty pleased with this purchase so far. Hopefully she will earn her keep.
Truth is that this lens wasn’t much “longer” than my current “longest” lens, but it is buy far the highest quality telephoto I’ve ever owned. At least if weight is sign of quality, it is the best.
To show its reach I’m going to show you two pictures that will actually exaggerate its length.
For the purposes of this example, we will pretend that there isn’t a magnification factor on lens created by cameras with APS-C sensors. In that honor, a true example of showing the “length” of this lens would be to compare it to a 50mm lens. A 50mm lens has the same “length” as the human eye.
Instead, I’m going to show a comparison with one of (but not THE) widest (shortest) lenses I own. A Sigma 10-20mm lens set at 10mm.
Johnathan at 400mm
I guess I should point out I technically have a “longer” lens than this, but it is a mirror 500mm lens. It really is nothing to write home about.
I’ll finally add that I should wish my sister Teresa a “happy birthday”, but then I’d have to wish all my subscribers a “happy birthday” and that just isn’t going to happen.
My nephew Johnathan was the last victim… ahem… participant in the 9 Emotions Project:
In case you have forgotten, these are the 9 emotions:
Sadness
Anger
Amusement
Fear
Jealousy
Surprise
Sympathy
Boredom
So who will be the next victicant of the 9 Emotions Project? We will see!
A couple of Sundays ago my church said goodbye to our Choir Director David Sponder and our Nursery Directory Erica Melhaus.
I was tasked with taking a few photos. Here are a few of those photos:
David accepted a teaching position in northwest Iowa. Erica will be attending on of the finest equestrian programs in the nation in Ohio. They both will do amazing things in the future!
I was recently doing the summer senior pictures for Saydie Howard. It seemed like the perfect opportunity to do another one of the pages for THE PHOTO JOURNAL PROJECT;
Saydie’s beau Kyle and Kelly Howard were photo assistants on this photo shoot. Which was a good thing because Kyle introduced me to a sunflower patch I didn’t know about, but will be visiting soon. Heck I might have visited between the time I wrote this post and the time that this got delivered gently into your inbox by the Photography 139 delivery system. (Spoiler: It is a series of tubes.)
