I just finished the initial work shooting the new spring collection from Veleska Jewelry. Here are a couple of shots I like.

There’s the old saw about the mechanic who has a car up on blocks in his front yard. Same goes for photographers or at least this one. I seldom take photographs of the family. So on a whim Kimberly dragged me outside today to shoot a few frames. Here are my favorites.

Shot for a client whose son was participating in the meet. Here are some samples from two Ephrata High School swim meets. And yes, if you would like shots of of one of your kids or significant other’s sports, I would love to do it. I love shooting sports.

I’ve just about finished rebuilding a small product studio here in the house. This test is a the result of that work. I’m really excited to be able to shoot things here in the house again. I love small product work, it’s something I enjoy and I think I’m fairly competent at it.

In many ways I kick started my professional career shooting high end and vintage watches. I love wristwatches. So I will always shoot them though it’s (unfortunately) that I get to anymore. Even more rare when something like the example below comes to me. This is a 1951 Elgin canteen watch. Notable for a number of reasons but primarily because it’s one of the very first diving watches ever made. Using by Navy frogmen whose equipment, much like this watch, would seem very unusual. Some of these photographs will be used in an upcoming book on military watches.

This is a wonderful little piece of horological history and I was lucky to have the chance to shoot it.

Huge props to friend and client Joe Mitchell of European Eyeware for taking an idea I’ve had for years and running with it. He had a great customer appreciation the day after Thanksgiving. As part of that promotion, I was there shooting portraits of customers in the new glasses. Here are a couple of samples from the set.