First season of lacrosse for Lincoln.

I’d like to say I signed him up because he was excited, but I think I was agreeable as it gives me a new sport to photograph.  Either way, we both seem to enjoy it.  Below I will be including some shots I normally wouldn’t due to the fact I was helping coach while shooting…and I kept hitting a dial that messed with my shutter speed…however, I think some of the parents would want the shots for fun anyhow.

If you are a parent and would like a larger file than the web-based ones I placed on here, reach out and let me know.

This is the team’s 1st game of the season due to weather cancellations.  Conditions were soggy, but no rain and all fun.

Enjoy!

Life has been busy of late.  The next few months as the school year closes (work) and my schoolwork (graduate work) ramps up, I will have a couple of photography gigs, personal projects, kids in spring sports and more….  but these are the days we’ll reflect back upon….. the hard achievements to be earned and family memories to build.

Still, it’s nice to grab a few moments to yourself.

I love Teslas.  The Tesla 3 is a car that may actually be a practical car for my long commute in the future, but for this shoot, it was simply fun to play with the lighting and with the gray color of the car, I thought it would be badass to add the red accenting and experiment with aerial spotlighting from about 45′ above.  It worked out fairly well but I would have liked a better background to work with.  (It was at a garage for detailing “Inside-Out Detailing in North Smithfield, RI” and not a lot of open space).

Ideally, I would have liked an open field, starry sky or city-scape for this kind of shot, but you have to work with what you got and I didn’t want to over-Photoshop and drop the car into the scenary artificially.

There are things I would do differently next time, but mainly, I would choose to do the next shoot when there’s not a 0° windchill as it definitely rushed the shooting process.

Shoutout to Brad and Inside-Out Detailing for the opportunity to play!

Then end of another year!

It’s been a success in some ways and very quiet in others.  I was not able to accomplish much of the photography goals that I had for myself.  I keep a small notebook with me and doodle down ideas that pop in for projects and I literally have not completed a single one of them this year.  Family takes up a lot of time!

While I am still able to shoot some shots that I enjoy (like the ones included here) the ones I want to do are more involved and require much more time to set up and execute.  My normal excursions usually last about an hour or two and most of the projects I have would be overnight….and when you have a family and a full-time job, some things have to wait, but not forever….

The winter months are where I am able to do a bit more, so hopefully I can crank out a project or two over the next couple of months….for now, enjoy captures from the last couple nights.

Recreation of Beavertail Staircase & Light

Twilight Over Bissel Cove

Beavertail Panorama at Twilight

Beavertail Wide Northern View

Light From Above – Tree At Goddard Park

The night and darkness do not typically stop my cameras from hunting down shots, however, twilight has been a challenge as the day’s other responsibilities have prevented me from going out.

This morning was focused on aerial shots and practicing with some settings.  While I was playing a virtual Chuck Yeager with the drone, I also got some shots of different locations.

Enjoy.

Pedestrian Bridge at Belleville Pond – Bird’s Eye View at 250′

Daylight Savings Sun-kissed Autumn Trees

Pedestrian Bridge at Belleville Pond 4

Twilight Panorama of Wickford

Wickford Harbor at 45′

Pedestrian Bridge at Belleville Pond 3

Westward View from Wickford Harbor – Autumn

Westward View at Belleville Pond 2

Spot the pilot

Pedestrian Bridge at Belleville Pond – Bird’s Eye View at 50′

Westward View at Belleville Pond 1

Wickford Harbor at 397′

Pedestrian Bridge at Belleville Pond

Pedestrian Bridge at Belleville Pond – Bird’s Eye View at 150′