In the early stages of this 28 Day Photo Challenge my brother-in-law suggested that I photograph a family of beers. I thought instead of doing all the various types of Red Strip Beers I’d photograph a few beverages brewed and bottled by Desnoes and Geddes, ...
What happens when you put your child to bed and you fall asleep; waking up after 12:00 a.m? … Well! No photo gets taken… “I so totally didn’t get to take a photo on day 27…” Okay… Can you read that again in the voice ...
I decided to take my Red Stripe Beer with me while location scouting for a project I’m working on, this location so happens to be a friend’s house. Looking around I was in two minds; “Can I photograph the images for the project here? … ...
Arranging for the servicing of a vehicle, meeting with a wedding client (yes I shoot weddings), preparing for an assignment at Sagicor’s Sigma Corporate Run (the following day) along with all my regular duties as husband and father didn’t allow any time to take a ...
It’s Friday and my children are asleep, no school tomorrow; no drop-offs, pick-ups or packing of lunches … I’ve finished editing and submitting images for Family and Faith Magazine’s March issue … the house is quiet and I have a bit of time to myself, ...
So I took a leap and asked on Facebook what should I photograph and someone said “mirrors and infinite reflections” … Unfortunately I didn’t have mirrors I could move and shoot something like that so from there I thought what would be cool is having ...
After several epic fails with the help of my wife I chose this image. I decided to do another natural light shot of my Red Stripe Beer but with a twist; I wanted an ethereal feel … So I placed a torn zip lock bag ...
Ever since I started using speedlights its almost like we’ve been inseparable but that doesn’t mean I can’t shoot “all na-tur-ral” … So I did … I found me some open shade, brought in some props, allowed my Red Stripe Beers a private moment and ...
I tried my best to fit 16 Red Stripe Beer bottles on my counter but I had to settle for 12 instead … With my beer propped up by a hair clip I created a DIY snoot, using cartridge paper and pointed the speedlight at ...
For years I’ve struggled with accepting noise and lens distortion in photos. Primarily because my love for photography deepened when I started purchasing stock images for clients as a graphic designer. The more I read though is the more I understood that lenses are just ...