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Every Miles A Memory
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From a recent wedding I did here in Cedar Key. Brett, I dont know if the girls are interested in traveling up to the great white north, but you're welcome to come visit and shoot on one of our beaches
Bought some new lighting equipment.
A pic of the wife.
And a self portrait.
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A pic of the wife.
And a self portrait.
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Crazy Schooner
Fortune's A Mistress
Christophe Noel
Expedition Leader
Singer in Namche Bazar, Khumbu Valley, Nepal
Lopsang, Head Monk, Kopan Monastary, Katmandu, Nepal
Street merchant, Katmandu, Nepal
Lopsang, Head Monk, Kopan Monastary, Katmandu, Nepal
Street merchant, Katmandu, Nepal
Christophe Noel
Expedition Leader
This shot was taken last week in Khumjung, Nepal at an altitude of about 12,500 feet. These two young studs are playing cards on top of a pile of stones that were once their home. The reconstruction after the April earthquake has been slow, but the Nepalese people - are the best people in the world. They are undeterred. Positive. Resilient. Kind.
Christophe Noel
Expedition Leader
Every Miles A Memory
Expedition Leader
Nice shots Scott!
Clark White
Explorer
From a photoshoot I did with one of my best friends Kelsey. She got married a couple years ago but wanted an excuse to get all dressed up in her dress again and suggested we do a bride photoshoot. One of the security guards in the ER used to have a flower business and one of my nurses is also a photographer, so we had a blast!
I had to get a shot with the 60 in it, and it's rather ExPo worthy I think.
Probably my favorite single shot from that day. Those damn coons have been fed by too many campers (we were shooting in a closed FS campground) and are hungry with no campers to feed them over the winter. I had to repeatedly chase them away as they were starting to reach for our legs and such.
And lastly another of my favorites.
Clark White
I had to get a shot with the 60 in it, and it's rather ExPo worthy I think.
Probably my favorite single shot from that day. Those damn coons have been fed by too many campers (we were shooting in a closed FS campground) and are hungry with no campers to feed them over the winter. I had to repeatedly chase them away as they were starting to reach for our legs and such.
And lastly another of my favorites.
Clark White
Thirty-Nine
Explorer
Just got a new 50mm F/1.8 lens and used the cat as my first subject!
Rattler
Thornton Melon's Kid
Just got a new 50mm F/1.8 lens and used the cat as my first subject!
Canon 50MM? Tough to beat that glass for the money.
Kinda looks like one of our furry little monsters.
Christophe Noel
Expedition Leader
Every time I take portraits of a willing and cooperative victim, I hate the results. Staged portraits will always have the feel of a staged portrait. Not that it lessens the end product, but my favorite moments are fleeting and organic. Gone in a split second. This guy in Kathmandu only stood still for one second. He stepped into the light at just the right time. He was also 75 feet away in a mob of people. I love a lens sharp enough to capture light on ear hair!
Every Miles A Memory
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I've never thought that Ear Hair described a sharp lens, but you are not lying
Christophe Noel
Expedition Leader
Hahaha... It's my new standard of measurement for sharpness. Or, this guy could be part wookie and have massive ear hairs.I've never thought that Ear Hair described a sharp lens, but you are not lying