JarieLyn and I picked up the lunch and snacks for everyone the night before for about 25 people. We had to set up the table and help unload stuff from the trucks, not to hard. Than we got to participate in all three of the events.
We arrived around 8:00am and took a little drive to the river at the end of the road a few miles past Nelson, Nv. The water was so calm it looked like glass and I really like the reflection of the mountains in the water.
The next pictures are taken with the Fish Eye Lens
The next thing we did was eat, it was a good lunch we had sandwiches, chips and cookies after. Than we had a class about lighting and taking pictures of models out side.
The first girl in the cowgirl out fit it the same one leaning on the car and the last girl is the same girl crossing her arms. Pretty big difference.
The next and last event we did was night shooting. Lots of fun but it was really cold.
This Lady works at on of the show on the strip with her fire skills. She was very good!
We went out to dinner afterwards around 11:00 needless to say we were pretty tired when we got home. I do have to say it was all very worth it and I would like to do it again. I hope you have enjoyed the pictures and the experience I've shared with you until next time. Have a great day!
5 comments:
fantastic pictures Gayla!! this sounds like so much fun. the first shot is gorgeous.
Gayla, You really got some professional amazing shots. So proud of you. You are really building up a great portfolio. I loved the mountain shot with the reflection. The lens did some interesting effects that made nice photos. The models were great photographs and the night shots were all interesting. You have grown tremendously into a fantastic photographer. Keep it up!
This definitely was a lot of fun and well worth the time we spent. Your photos are amazing and that one picture of the truck kind of freaks me out too.
Great job, girlfriend!
Gayla, you should be very proud of your work, I am. You have a very good eye and understand the concepts of design in your photography. I see that you have tried wide angle lenses as well as some filters. Keep experimenting with those, you will find where they work well and where they don't. Do not undervalue your talent, your eye, and your sense of design. You can do more than a lens or a filter can, your straight shots are fabulous, don't over do it with too many "gimmicks". There are some very FABULOUS shots in this series. You are now shooting professional work. Way to go! My favorite model shot is the close up of the girl in red, very nice! I wish I could have gone with you on this trip, I would have loved it too.
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