85mm, 1.0, f/9.5, ISO 100. Experimenting with motion blur. J's light saber moved through this arc during the one second shutter opening. Used a spot light just to highlight the model's face. A little more fun is added to the photo by J not smiling and the assistant being in the frame.
85mm, 1/250, f/11 ISO 100. Using a higher f stop increased the depth-of-field but since it was such a sunny day, a fast shutter speed was still needed. B & A were great models at scenic Alyeska.
85mm, 1/750, f/4.5, ISO 100. If I was shooting "wide-open" (very low f number) the shutter speed on this very bright subject would have been much higher. Love the energy and color of this wide-body taking off from Ted Stevens.
55mm, 1/80, f/5.6, ISO 400. Sometimes, black and white is better. It blurs reality just a little, making for a more dramatic photo. Our cat, Dug, is very sociable--wherever we are, there he is.
85mm, 1/350, f/1.8,ISO 100 I wanted the focus of this shot to be solely on the owner of Midnight Sun Cakery as she decorates an elopement cake. The low f stop provides for great bokeh and the backlight puts all the focus on the cake decorator as she finishes her artwork.
1/160, f/3.5, ISO 800 The sun shining on the Midnight Sun Cakery owner/baker!
200mm, 1/1000, f/5.6, ISO 200. Great lighting on this Atlas 747 as it comes to land at Ted Stevens airport Heat dispersion from its right engines adds a dynamic element.
300mm, 1/1000, f/5.6, ISO 200. Love the halo around the Alaska Air 737 as it comes to land at Ted Stevens on May 24, 2026. Photo was taken under evening light, but here in summertime Alaska, evening light is at 1am, which is when this photo was taken. At times, as seen here, hard mechanical things can have a beauty of their own.
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