SandraFowler

I haven't been terribly busy with the photography lately.  I'm pregnant, which is probably a very poor excuse - but I have been planning many awesome projects.  One that I've got planned is a time-lapse project of Telstra tower transitioning from day to night when it lights up with shifting rainbow colours.  My biggest problem with this so far is figuring out how I manage to stay outside for the 4 hours or so that it would take to perform this task and how I'd do it without running out of space on my card or running out of battery power.  I'm still researching it.

I did a photo shoot last night of a friend of mine.  I'm really pleased with how they turned out.  I think that they gave her exactly what I was looking for, a gigantic confidence boost. ^_^

After posting the abysmally bad night shot of Weyerhaeuser, I decided to learn how to do night photography properly.  I'm going to go out tonight and take more shots of the same complex using different settings (which I've been researching).  If nothing else, it will be interesting to see how I've improved with a little practice.  I'll be taking my laptop, USB cable, camera, tripod, remote shutter, light meter and such with me and setting up on the hood of my car.  I'll take a friend with me if I can so that I'm not stuck in the bad part of town I have to be in to take the shot, with expensive camera equipment and a laptop on the hood of my c