Roadside

I love fog. I wish I could just order it up every time I needed something ordinary to be beautiful. It worked on this random little tree on the side of the road.
Shot with a little Android app that I have grown quite fond of, Vignette. It basically shoots the photo in various styles from Holga to panoramas without you having to do any editing. The only problem is that the photos are tiny. Hopefully they will update it to take advantage of all the pixels soon.

Self Portrait Using only an IKEA Lamp While Laying in My Bed at 2:00 AM

I was actually quite amazed at the warmth and depth of this image (hey, a portrait has to fit the subject, eh?) since I was basically laying in my bed on my stomach next to my sleeping wife bouncing a tiny $5 IKEA lamp off of a dark wood side table (while trying to prevent the light from hitting aforementioned sleeping wife full in the face) and trying to guess where to point my cell phone.
No editing.

2 Fast For Film

A shock of red hair and a blur. At two, this is a pretty typical view of Hannah. I like that my phone camera had no chance whatsoever of capturing a crisp, clean image in the dim morning light of our bedroom. It was cool to see an image that has all the technical quality of a 1952 television but still works!

A Hankerin'

I just really wanted some Fruit Loops. So I got some.
Shot in my office with very yellow, incandescent light. I shot it once and the color annoyed me so I put a blue filter in front of the camera and voila! white balance.
Editing: Once again, PicSayPro has my back. The "Splash" effect was exactly what this delicious dish needed to truly convey the love.

Remains of a Busier Time

I still have a few reminders in my office of back-to-back deadlines and 4 AM editing sessions. A good image tells a story. This one tells a whole lot of mine. It also makes me wonder why the second spot to the right seems to get the shaft in the stacking department...