Renton, WA
@ Their Beautiful Buchan Home.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Happy Birthday Michelle
Michelle and I were born on the same exact day and year, so it's not too weird that some how we became friends.
September 29 babies.
Happy Birthday!
September 29 babies.
Happy Birthday!
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Paul C. Buff unveils Vagabond Mini Lithium. 3.5lbs!
Holy cow time to upgrade my 18.5 lb Vagabond II. I'll sacrifice the small lost of power to get rid of 15lbs any day! 18.5 lbs doesn't sound like much but when you have lights, tripod, camera(s), lens, umbrellas and any other photo accessory you can think about it is huge!
Vagabond II Portable Power System Specifications
Weight
18.6 pounds
Dimensions
10.25" (height) x 8.5" (width) x 6" (depth)
Shoulder Strap
adjustable from 28" to 48"
Battery Lifespan
500 charge / deep-discharge cycles
Battery Weight
13.25 pounds
Battery Dimensions
6.5" (height) x 7" (width) x 3" (depth)
Vagabond mini Quick Specs Chart:
Weight / Dimensions 3.5 pounds total weight / 2.75” x 4.3” x 7.5” dimensions including battery
Battery 14.8V 8.8AH LiCoxNiyMnzO2 lithium battery (130 watt-hours)
Battery Charging 3-hour rapid charging with supplied universal charger (95VAC to 250VAC)
Powering Capacity one to four Paul C. Buff™ flash units
(the more lights connected, the longer the recycle time)
Recycle Time
(see Test Data below) recycles 160 Ws in approx. 0.75 seconds
recycles 320 Ws in approx. 1.5 seconds
recycles 640 Ws in approx. 3 seconds
recycles 1280 Ws in approx. 7 seconds
Battery Life
(see Test Data below) 640 Ws: Typically 400 to 500 shots per charge
1280 Ws: Typically 200 to 250 shots per charge
Storage discharged battery can be safely stored for months at a time without damage. There is no sulfating or “memory effect”
Warranty The Vagabond Mini™ Lithium carries a 2 Year Factory Warranty
The one benefit to the heavier vagabond is that you can attach it to you light stand to keep it from tilting over or flying away on a windy day.
Vagabond II Portable Power System Specifications
Weight
18.6 pounds
Dimensions
10.25" (height) x 8.5" (width) x 6" (depth)
Shoulder Strap
adjustable from 28" to 48"
Battery Lifespan
500 charge / deep-discharge cycles
Battery Weight
13.25 pounds
Battery Dimensions
6.5" (height) x 7" (width) x 3" (depth)
Vagabond mini Quick Specs Chart:
Weight / Dimensions 3.5 pounds total weight / 2.75” x 4.3” x 7.5” dimensions including battery
Battery 14.8V 8.8AH LiCoxNiyMnzO2 lithium battery (130 watt-hours)
Battery Charging 3-hour rapid charging with supplied universal charger (95VAC to 250VAC)
Powering Capacity one to four Paul C. Buff™ flash units
(the more lights connected, the longer the recycle time)
Recycle Time
(see Test Data below) recycles 160 Ws in approx. 0.75 seconds
recycles 320 Ws in approx. 1.5 seconds
recycles 640 Ws in approx. 3 seconds
recycles 1280 Ws in approx. 7 seconds
Battery Life
(see Test Data below) 640 Ws: Typically 400 to 500 shots per charge
1280 Ws: Typically 200 to 250 shots per charge
Storage discharged battery can be safely stored for months at a time without damage. There is no sulfating or “memory effect”
Warranty The Vagabond Mini™ Lithium carries a 2 Year Factory Warranty
The one benefit to the heavier vagabond is that you can attach it to you light stand to keep it from tilting over or flying away on a windy day.
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Thursday, September 16, 2010
Employing the rule of thirds.
Want your photos to look interesting? Learn about the rule of thirds. In photography that means imagining this grid over your subject as you frame for the shot.
In this photo of Lynnette and Shawn at ODell Center in Kent. I incorporated the rule to incorporate the beautiful leaves from the garden.
Here's the final photo. Notice how their heads fall into the upper right point. It makes the image interesting and allows you to incorporate more of the environment into the photo.
Here's a cropped shot of the same pose and background. Notice how the her eye level falls on the interest point.
Happy Shooting!
In this photo of Lynnette and Shawn at ODell Center in Kent. I incorporated the rule to incorporate the beautiful leaves from the garden.
Here's the final photo. Notice how their heads fall into the upper right point. It makes the image interesting and allows you to incorporate more of the environment into the photo.
Here's a cropped shot of the same pose and background. Notice how the her eye level falls on the interest point.
Happy Shooting!
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Create Custom Thank You Cards with Made Media
It's one stop shop! Create custom thank you cards direct from your gallery!
Promotional Price 100 for $80 comes with mailing envelopes as well!
Promotional Price 100 for $80 comes with mailing envelopes as well!
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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Bao + Bee: Renton, Bellevue, Seattle Wedding
Bao + Bee Wedding Photos
3 Made MediaPhotographers
PixelSeattle.com - Cinematographers
3 Made MediaPhotographers
PixelSeattle.com - Cinematographers
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Monday, September 6, 2010
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