It’s been some time since my last post.

So I always wanted to know how to keep the bubbles in coffee while shooting?

The answer is egg whites with just a small amount of coffee. Just use a fork and

whip the egg whites and coffee and you will get bubbles that stay at the top while

you’re shooting.

use a spoon to move the bubbles around in the coffee, since you just

need the bubbles, not the egg. The egg bubbles also produce a warm color.

Oh yes the set up.

It’s really nothing, just two flashes and a lot of bounce.

So it seams that when i go to Bennett lake I always mange to photograph what I am after.

It may have something to do with working there for 6 years when i was a teenager.

And that it is one of the best places in the park to see wildlife, just rent a boat from Sinc’s Boat and you’re on your way to find:

Just some new wildlife photo for you to see 

So on July 5th I set out to Fundy Park for the day. I ended up being in a monsoon rain in a canoe at Bennett Lake, thinking to myself “Why, oh why, am I not in Moncton sitting in the comfort of my studio.

After the monsoon cleared up, a beaver stirred from his hiding place. The beaver wasn’t fazed at my presence (5 feet away) and went right to work.

Was out shooting on Wednesday at Atlanticade in the Highfield Square in down town Moncton.

Thanks to Emmanuel Albert for being my light stand for the day!

The Spider

1975 Mercedes Bens

BMW M3

The best for last the Ducati

More to come on Saturday

The setup Nikon D80 with two 50mm lenses in tandem,lens at camera f/22 lens #2 at f/1.8, /ISO 100 time 200/sec, two SB’s one 600 and one 800

Just having some fun in the new studio.

Came across this Eagle’s nest yesterday while I was biking. Neighbors to the nest say that the babies have hatched about 6-7 days ago. It’s funny that I went all the way to Kentville, NS two years ago in the dead of winter to photograph eagles when I could have just went 15 minutes from my house in Moncton and got better photos. As a photographer, we some times overlook what’s in our own backyard.

Exposure: iso100 1/200 sec @ f/8.0                                         

Exposure: iso100 1/250 sec @ f/7.1

Exposure: iso100 1/250 sec @ f/7.1