Pixel (the red-eyed tree frog) learns to skateboard

Pixel (the red-eyed tree frog)  learned to skateboard,  thanks to my friend Edie who found him the perfect sized skateboard. As you can see he had a blast! He really got very good very quickly, even able to transverse the railing on the stairs (fourth photo). At one park, see the third photo, he had a lot of on lookers, haven't they ever seen a red-eyed tree frog skateboard before? I also think he was very proud of how much AIR he got at the last skateboard park (see the last image). Tomorrow Pixel is going canoeing, he really likes Connecticut!

Gianna at Grand Central Terminal

Gianna at Grand Central Terminal, see more here

Gianna met us at Grand Central Terminal for a HDR photo shoot, she was wonderful to work with! Flexible mentally and physically. I cannot say enough wonderful things about her!

Gianna at Grand Central Terminal

Gianna at Grand Central Terminal, see more here

Gianna met us at Grand Central Terminal for a HDR photo shoot, she was wonderful to work with! Flexible mentally and physically. I cannot say enough wonderful things about her!

Allison

You can view more images from Allison's photo session here

Meet Joetry

Meet Joetry, see more images from here photo session here.

She was easy to work with and came prepared for lots of different photographs! Looking forward to adding more to her portfolio with an outside photo session now that the weather is getting warmer.

Grand Central Terminal Vertorama

We have been photographing inside Grand Central Terminal lately, with tripods, doing HDR and long exposures and zoom blurs. We also lead workshops there, see more about our workshops and classes here.

There have been some great Grand Central Terminal (Susan Candelario and Jason Hipp) Vertoramas being made lately so I had to try my hand at it. You can see more of my GCT photos here.

This image was created  from 77 photographs. 11 positions, each one with 7 exposures. 

HDR'ed in Photomatix and then stitched in Photoshop. 

The final image was 20 inches wide by 48 inches high.

This next set of  images were created  from 35 photographs. 5 positions, each one with 7 exposures. 

HDR'ed in Photomatix and then stitched in Photoshop.

Grand Central Terminal

We have been photographing inside Grand Central Terminal lately, with tripods, doing HDR and long exposures and zoom blurs. We also lead workshops there, see more about our workshops and classes here.

You can view more of our GCT images here.