Honeygrids makes a very cost effective grid filter for speedlights. I’ve ordered a bunch of them and I can’t wait to try them out and write more about them.

Just to give you an idea of what I am talking about here’s some of their products.

Tools like this can make a good image into a great one. I’ll report back with a full review once I have them.

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Friend, author, computer information systems analyst and management strategist, Kevin Behr asked me to shoot something which might even adorn his next book jacket. Or maybe his web site. Either way, I was up for it in a heartbeat. After we did the serious stuff Kevin was kind enough to shoot a few casual shots. The one with the guitar being one of my faves.

(btw, the composite work in the background of the middle image is mine)

Each image is only $1. Please drop me an email if you want one (or more). The automated sales in the gallery are not yet priced correctly.

Want a photograph of mine for your desktop but you don’t see it in the gallery? Drop me a line and let me know. Chances are I’ll be happy to resize and offer it.

And enjoy your new iPad!

Tonight Dr. Temple Grandin spoke on autism there. Originally scheduled for the comparatively tiny Lehr dining room, the lecture was to Pucille Gym because of, I assume, overwhelming demand. It’s not many lecturers there that have a currently running HBO feature film made about them. Add in, it looks like a surefire Emmy for Claire Danes, who plays Grandin in the film, you’ve got an event that would nearly max out capacity at Pucillo Gym.

To say Dr. Grandin is a high functioning autistic person is to describe me as a high functioning primate. She’s brilliant. She’s an entertaining and informative speaker. Much funnier than I expected. She was very engaged with the audience. One of the hurdles I had to jump tonight was not distracting her while she spoke. At the beginning she asked if everyone could stay seated as much as possible as it’s distracting for her to have people moving around in her field of vision. Frankly, I think it would be distracting for anyone, obviously, moreso for her. Needless to say, I picked the wrong night to be covered in a red polo shirt. I was like an enormous “look at me target”. I only used flash for a few shots as that was extremely difficult for her. I tested that out before she even started speaking and ditched the flash. Sad, as the gym was darkened somewhat.

So I spent the evening lurking around corner and hiding behind things. In fact, the only shots of her face on were taken from the very back of the gym with me hiding behind the bleachers or people standing. Most of the shots are from behind her and above her.

A wonderful lecture. It’s a privilege to get shoot people such as Dr. Grandin.

Here is the entire gallery. Here are a few samples.

This is how you put a baby to sleep. I had no idea. It’s like the Vulcan Nerve Pinch for babies I guess.