18+ of age only.

Towards the end of January of 2010 Las Vegas had gotten hit hard by rain and harsh winds. Usually that means, more traffic and more accidents and it certainly brings out the asshole in the locals during crappy weather. Nevertheless, in the surrounding foot hills and mountain tops had gotten smothered in a blanket of fresh white powder. So after about 4 days of this weather we get a break and have a beautiful day and it happens to land on a saturday. Wanting to see the effects in the mountains we decided to pack it up and head up to Mt. Charleston. We soon found out that everyone else in Las Vegas had the same idea. We had gotten stuck several times due to congestion and traffic heading up the mountain. It eventually got so bad that the local police had to close down the road to visitors and tourists. The mountain had officially reached its maximum occupancy. This was a bummer. There were so many people here that we just could not get anywhere secluded to shoot some cool pictures. Continue Reading

Welcome back to part two of this post. This post is for people 18 years of age and older. If you haven’t read the first part you can check it out HERE. To bring you back up to speed, Kittie and I headed out to downtown Las Vegas to see what kind of photos we could come up with. Continue Reading

A couple days ago, before the storms came flooding our city away, Kittie and I headed out to the downtown area to shoot some portfolio stuff for her. The atmosphere was wet and rainy, even though it didn’t start raining until later in the evening. If you are a photographer or filmmaker then you already know that overcast days can be a godsend to shooting outdoors. Why? Overcast creates a natural, soft and even lighting that eliminates strong shadows. The downside is that you typically don’t want to shoot the sky because it will come out an ugly grey. Not all the time, but a lot of it. Continue Reading

I recently took a trip through Nevada to travel to my home town of Washoe Valley, in between Carson City and Reno, for Christmas. To get there from Las Vegas it is pretty much a 500 mile straight shot up the Highway 95. This road can have a lot of side attractions that unfortunately many will not be able to bring to you in this post. Its far more to shoot in one quick trip. Continue Reading

Welcome back to my second part in reviewing the iPhone. In this post we will be dealing with the video capabilities of the phone. With my last post I dealt with the still camera portion. You can view that HERE. Continue Reading

Like many people this holiday, I scored a lovely new iPhone 3GS for Christmas. Thank you Santa Bianca, aka Mom. Anyways, like many of those people who received one this holiday I was extremely excited. In fact the phone literally did not leave my hands for almost 4 days straight. Even now, a couple weeks later, it still enthralls me. Continue Reading