how ’bout some pics, dude?
Posted 09.30.2008 1:06 pm
it’s been a little while since i posted some pics. i wanted to be sure to give people adequate notice to vote for my wife in the The Nude MILF Contest (actually, according to stoogepie, it’s a “sweepstakes,” but who really knows the difference?) so i left it at top billing for a week.
but now, without further ado, time to get back to photos.
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Stunning. You’ve got a great eye, Ken. Maybe even two great eyes.
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These are outstanding, man.
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Of course my favorite is the last one of Charlotte. It’s almost mermaidish, but then age of aquariusish. But it’s her eyes, her expression, the awe? I’d love to know what she’s looking at or forward to.
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Girlfriend has the most amazing eyes! You always manage to capture the emotion in them — even on those rare occasions when she is still, her eyes still jump out at you.
I can’t decide which pic is my favorite from this series. They are all amazing in their own way.
I also like how you gave us a preview of Crissy’s ta-tas! Woohoo!
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All of these are beautiful pictures. That last picture, though, is shocking. The tones are so rich and liquid and all the textures flow and breathe. Just amazing.
The third picture is awesome in part because it leaves you with no sense of scale at all. What steel is that a photograph of?
The macro shots are great and Crissy and Girlriend are both beautiful in these photos. I hope you do this for a living!
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thanks for comments, guys.
k8 i do like the same things you do in that pic. that was done with an 18 year old broken canon 420ez flash. i set the camera to bulb mode (meaning the shutter stays open as long as you hold your finger on the trigger), opened the shutter, fired off the old broken flash held in my left hand via the test button, and closed the shutter. the flash is of such short duration and such high intensity that any and all motion is frozen, despite the lethargic shutter speed.
i played around a bit with shadow and highlight intensity in photoshop during the post processing too.
dingo, crissy’s ta-tas are magnificent, even though she doesn’t believe so.
stooge, the steel in that pic is a large shed/hut at the orchard. here’s another angle:
the structure was about 20′ tall and 80′ long.
i do not do this for a living. i fuck with computers all day long.
no, it’s not taking pics, but i’m good enough at what i do so that i have enough time to cull, organize, post-process, annotate, and upload the shots i take.
besides, i’ve always found the quickest way for me to ruin something i used to enjoy doing is to do it for money.
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