Monthly Archives: March 2010

Eggcelent, originally uploaded by Shoot Art, Not Each Other. 209/365 I know it’s a little early to color eggs, but we will be traveling on the weekend. See more photos here

Don’t Pop, originally uploaded by Shoot Art, Not Each Other. 208/365 We took the kids to the circus today. See more photos here

Grandpa Sid, originally uploaded by Shoot Art, Not Each Other. 207/365 This is my Grandpa Sid. He turned 85 years old today. I was lucky enough to come to Reno and spend his birthday with him. Strobist: Canon 430ex II … Continue reading →

In the Grass, originally uploaded by Shoot Art, Not Each Other. 206/365 I was in search of a prop to shoot and I found these two mix matched shoes in the back of my car. Harsh noon day sun in … Continue reading →

Explosion, originally uploaded by Shoot Art, Not Each Other. 205/365 Bright mid-day in the valley of the Sun. Harsh. See more photos here

Ride Cowboy, originally uploaded by Shoot Art, Not Each Other. 204/365 Tyler riding off into the sunset. Strobist: Canon 430ex II strobe pointed at tyler from the left side creating some separation and getting his short side of his face. … Continue reading →

Gonna Get Cha, originally uploaded by Shoot Art, Not Each Other. 203/365 This one reminds me of the movie Abyss where the water comes out towards one of the characters as if looking at them. Towards sunset. Natural light. See … Continue reading →

Restrictions, originally uploaded by Shoot Art, Not Each Other. 202/365 Macro Monday Theme: Restrictions Strobist: 430ex II through softbox at 1/8 power and 24mm zoom. Fired with a cactus v4. See more photos here

Ho Hum, originally uploaded by Shoot Art, Not Each Other. 201/365 It’s pretty hard to feel inspired at 9:30 pm after working in the yard all day and then playing a brutal roller hockey game from 8-9. Strobist: Canon 430ex … Continue reading →

Yahtzee, originally uploaded by Shoot Art, Not Each Other. 200/365 Before it was bought by Hasbro, who bought it with Milton Bradley, it was created and marketed by Edwin Lowe. I picked this version up from the local Savers. As … Continue reading →