Springtime approaches and this means it is nearly time to head back outdoors! Normally the cold does not bother me so much, but this winter seemed to be exceptionally frigid with temperatures often below 20 f. Maybe it is just because this out of shape body does not tolerate sub 20 degree f temps anyContinue reading “Fire of Light”
Author Archives: Phil Shepherd
Competition Time!
It is that time of year for us once again. After six months of rehearsals, sans quite a few snow days, the competition team from Alice’s Dancin’ Corner is on it’s way to it’s first performance of the season. The team just had it’s dress rehearsal and other than some normal minor quirks, they are readyContinue reading “Competition Time!”
Cheering some 12,800 iso…
Killing time after my sparkplug performed, decided to see exactly what an iso of 12800 would look like. f4, 1/640, 24-105 at 50mm. And included in the fun, going in reverse order, a shot at 6400, f4, 1/400, 95mm As long as I do not have to print anything and all things considered not toContinue reading “Cheering some 12,800 iso…”
A Winter’s Growth
For almost a week I have been documenting the bloom of an Amaryllis we received as a gift. The main reason I did this was to gain confidence when utilizing a high iso on my 7D. This camera is not know for it’s high iso capability so for the past year with that fact in myContinue reading “A Winter’s Growth”
A White Christmas
This winters production from Toms River’s Exit 82 Theater Company is now underway. The selection of Irving Berlin’s White Christmas marks a return to the stage for one of the Company’s founding members and current Artistic Director, Sean Openshaw. This show marks the companies 7th production since it became a not for profit organization in 2009.Continue reading “A White Christmas”
Twilight and Dusk 