Monthly Archives: September 2009

So, next I add the egg?, originally uploaded by Josh Kenzer. 30/365 Today, I got my first two photos accepted on istockphoto.com. Both of which are in my stream: 1) Mints and Tea. I know this isn’t a big deal … Continue reading →

Green Bell Pepper, originally uploaded by Josh Kenzer. 29/365 Today I finally received my second Cactus v4 receiver which will allow me to do a two light shoot. I also started using Lightroom. I still have Aperture installed, but testing … Continue reading →

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I’m Pinching Your Head!, originally uploaded by Josh Kenzer. 28/365 Today is Macro Monday and the theme is Childish. Strobist: I needed a two light setup for this shot, unfortunately, I only had one. I shot the Vivitar 285hv through … Continue reading →

A Spark of Bokeh, originally uploaded by Josh Kenzer. 27/365 I’ve been struggling to get my lawn mower started. I tried replacing the spark plug, but no go. I messed around with the fuel line and carburetor and all I … Continue reading →

Get Along Little Doggie, originally uploaded by Josh Kenzer. 26/365 We went to the Payson Heritage Festival today, which inspired this photo. I’m not sure if cowboys ate peanuts, but the tones matched the cowboy boot pretty well. The hardest … Continue reading →

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Gives you Wings, originally uploaded by Josh Kenzer. 24/365 Since I have a work event tonight, I thought I would utilize my lunch hour to get my 365 shot done for today. This is the top of a sugar free … Continue reading →

Welcome to Fall, originally uploaded by Josh Kenzer. 23/365 In Phoenix, we don’t really get a fall. Sure the temperture drops from 110 plus to just under 100, but the leaves pretty much stay the same color. So, this is … Continue reading →

Tea and Popcorn, originally uploaded by Josh Kenzer. 22/365 I bought green tea from The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf. This tea has roasted rice and popped corn in with the tea leafs. Strobist: Vivitar 285hv camera left and camera … Continue reading →