Image 8

I'm adding an image to "Solitude".  This is a project that, when finished, will be large format prints printed at over 6 feet in length and over 4 feet in width.  I want the viewer to be able to "step inside" the image and feel what the image is trying to convey... a sense of being alone. The images below are what I have narrowed my 8th image down to.  In the first one, I really believe it gives that sense of being "alone", but it is at a different orientation than the rest of the images, while the second image fits the rest of the project better, I don't think it conveys the message as well.  Please leave me some comments on what how you feel about the images.  Visit the Solitude page to see the rest of the images or go to my Facebook page.

Playing With Night Photography

I have been working lately for the Starz Denver Film Festival. On one particular night, before I went home, I decided to play.  The vantage point on top of the Starz Film Center garage is absolutely phenomenal.  These images of downtown Denver are some of the best I’ve done so far.

The Great Sand Dunes of Colorado

I recently went on a trip to the Great Sand Dunes State Park in the San Luis Valley of Colorado. This is an extremely impressive land feature in southern Colorado. I hope you enjoy the images I have created.  Please check out the Nature page of this blog to see the entire set of images.

Thee previous two images were created using the Camera+ app on my iPod Touch.

Jason DeWitt's Genesee Cream Ale commercial

This is a commercial I made for my advertising campaign class. This was my first attempt at a video on my own, and I don't think it's too bad. I needed more shot variety, among other things. Considering that I didn't have much to work with, it didn't turn out too bad.

Night Photography at Red Rocks, CO

 These were from a shoot that I went on the night the moon was supposed to be the biggest it has been in 18 years, March 19, 2011.  We went up to Red Rocks state park and found a lot of stuff to shoot.  All these shots were done between 9pm and midnight.  Check out the page for Night Photography to see larger images.