Here's another one from 2002 . . . (Read More)
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05-12-14 Not So Long Ago . . . .
There are many treasures lurking in the closet in my den . . . .
Read More05-05-14 Cafe Terrace At Night? (HDR)
No, I am not Vincent Van Gogh, nor was I meant to be . . . .
Read More04-29-14 Athenian Selfie
The happy couple is nearing the end of their visit to Greece . . . .
Read More04-28-14 Lucky Girl
It was about a year ago that GJ arrived . . . .
Read More04-27-14 Samantha (Flashback Sunday)
In today's "Flashback Sunday" post I revisit a photo shoot from 2005. . . .
Read More04-21-14 Glenyce Jane - Easter, 2014
Glenyce Jane seems to be in perpetual motion but she does pause from time to time for photo opportunities. . . .
Read More03-22-14 She Looks Up To Us
Granddaughter Glenyce has much to say long before she is able to speak.
Read More03-04-14 Sleeping On the Job →
I'm not sleeping now and I'm not really sleeping in the photo, either. I was at Lake Area Technical Institute working on a project for Office Peeps, a local office solutions retailer, and decided it might be a good time to get a self portrait. Also, I was using Camranger to remotely control my camera so it was convenient to get myself in a photo. (If you look closely at the iPad on the floor, you will see the same photo you see here because I can get a live view on my IOS device with Camranger.)
For those who are regular readers of my blog, you might see the humor in the title, given that my last post for "A Photo A Day" was on the 17th of February. Have I been sleeping too much? No. Have I been traveling? No. Did my wireless connection quit? No. Do I have a good excuse. Maybe.
I have been working on projects and, significantly, I have been working on a new web site, which you are apparently looking at right now. Thanks for visiting. (How about subscribing to new posts on both my "Learn" and "A Photo A Day" pages here at Scott Shephard Photography? Just fill in the little box on the right.)
Will "A Photo A Day" as you know it disappear? No doubt. When? There is much doubt.
And, yes, four external links is way too much for the average viewer. But you're better than average, aren't you? Check out some of the LATI Office Peeps project photos here.
02-06-14 Justin
Deb came into my office as I was working on this photo and wanted to know who the subject was and why I was working on the photo. I said, "It's for my blog today. Every once and a while I like to demonstrate that I can do portraiture."
So here's Justin, who traveled from Minneapolis to Watertown to have his senior pictures taken a few years ago. Justin was a great subject and the setting was the Old Farm North Of Town (as I called it). So a great subject + a great location + good light = pretty good portrait. The Old Farm, sadly, has been razed and corn now grows where this old farm house once stood.
Canon 5D 1/50s f/4.0 ISO800 75mm
01-24-14 Matt & Lacey D
You may have noticed that I have a propensity to post photos of places and things in this blog. But once and a while I like to prove that I do like working with people. Most would hope that would be true given that I have worked pretty closely with thousands of people as a classroom teacher for 35 years. :-)
This photo was taken this past summer during an engagement session for my nephew Matt DeGeest and his fiancé, Lacey Johnson. There are great colors in this photo but I figured that savvy South Dakota hunters would know that you would not likely be out hunting in a field of mostly green grass graced with purple and gold wildflowers. And so I turned it into something that looks a little more seasonal.
Canon 5DIII 1/1600s f/3.5 ISO125 200mm
01-13-14 Two Beauties
The title says it all. Both Glenyce Jane and Deb were dolled up for a family wedding.
Canon 5DIII 1/160s f/3.5 ISO500 105mm
