Sensor

I am finding that I have to constantly clean my sensor (especially with some of the places my work sends me to).  My camera is really in need of cleaning at the current moment.  The problem is that I do not want to get rid of a specific cluster of dust on the upper right hand of my sensor.  This is because the cluster of dust is smiling at me.

College World Series

  

Since the College World Series is taking over Omaha I decided to post a few of my TD Ameritrade Park images.  I have not been able to make it to a CWS game yet but I did attend a Creighton a month back.  It is a really nice stadium, however I will miss Rosenblatt.

Omaha

 

Over the last year I have been spending a lot of time downtown taking pictures of the city.  I have been trying to get as many unique images of the skyline as possible.  These are of a few of the images I have taken of over the last year.

Family Portrait

Here is the latest family portrait I took of the Cameron clan.  I love the way it came out but wish the two younger boys were smiling. 

St. Louis

While on an assignment in St. Louis I stopped to get this picture of the skyline.  I tried to get a color image right before the sun came up but missed my turn several times on the way to this location.  When I finally got to this vantage point I missed the best light for skylines.  So instead of going for color I grabbed my infra-red camera and took a few shots.  I am glad I packed the camera for this trip because I love how this image came out.  Hope you enjoy it!

Engineering Video

A few months back I did a video for HDR during Engineering Week. This video spotlights numerous HDR projects throughout the Omaha area.  It is currently being shown on the Omaha Chamber of Commerce video screen on 13th and Harney. The video was made using time lapsed still photography with a 5D.  This was my first time using this technique.  Hope you enjoy it!

Sandhill Cranes 2012

Well it is Sandhill Crane time again. This year was an awesome year. There were tons of birds and the weather was great. It seemed like the cranes could not stop dancing this weekend. Every time I lifted my camera they put on a spectacular show. These images were caught using a Canon EOS 5D with a Canon L Series 2.8 300mm Prime and a 2.0 extender.