MFer Photography

Saturday, May 29, 2010

BikeAtlanta 2010









Last Sunday I had the pleasure of shooting BikeAtlanta 2010 with an amazing photographer and friend Mark Lewin of http://www.markmyshots.com/ .




































Thursday, May 27, 2010

Berry Picking











A tradition that we began 6 years ago.

This year we got to share it with my best friends 2 daughters (my nieces) and it made the annual tradition that much more special.

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

McDaniel Farm in Infrared




A few photo's from a recent photo stroll with Jon Ruby.

These images were shot with a converted Nikon Coolpix 5400.


Custom white balance, f/7.1 AP and post processed in CS2 adjusting levels and channel mixing the red and blue channels.

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Go fly a kite!


My 2 kids loving every minute of this gorgeous day
The Atlanta Kite Festival held at Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta. Gab, B and Ari and their $5 kites...
best $5 I ever spent!


Thursday, May 13, 2010





A few shots of my friends that came out to support me at the opening reception for my first gallery show in Castleberry Hill at Big House Gallery.

Monday, May 10, 2010

Thursday, May 6, 2010


So every so often I get a day like today. I get to shoot pictures at my job. Our commercial website is under construction and Kathini has been kind enough to ask me to lend my camera skills to help her in her design of the site. Basically she needs it, I shoot it. I get to get out from behind my desk and still get paid and Kathini is happy that I am happy to do it. Win, Win.
Today I got to climb up on top of the roof of our building to take pictures of our commercial techs in action. Did I mention that I am terrified of ladders? Did I mention that the ladder was still covered in morning dew and slippery when I climbed up? Once I was up I was fine. But coming back down...that was the worst part. Luckily the ladder was dry but my palms were sweaty so it kinda cancelled that out. The good news...I survived and managed some great shots in the process.
Three lucky men have been chosen to be the faces of Shumate. Pictured above is Anthony Barbour. He may be a technician but I have to say he is one of the most photogenic men I have ever shot. period. ever. What a smile. I could shoot him all day long. Lucky for me Anthony likes to be shot. He used to be an NFL football player and still plays semi-pro football. He asked me to come shoot the team for their sports cards and such. I am stoked!

Monday, May 3, 2010

Neglected Lensbaby


Spring and the Lensbaby Composer. It seems to be the only time a use this lovely lens. They really do make a great match. I really need to create more of these dreamy images. I carry this lens with me almost always but seems that I don't ever put it on. This is going to become a project for me for the next few weeks. Stayed tune for more.