I decided to hook my camera up to the car and take some photos while I’m driving around. Got some neat outcome.
The view is from the passenger side of the car.
We took a quick stop in Washington D.C. before Thanksgiving this year. Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t so cooperative. It was raining, and it was dark. The forecast said the next morning wasn’t going to get any better. So we took our chances and toured the capitol that night.
The US Capitol building
The White House
The Washington Monument
The Washington Monument from the World War II Memorial
Lincoln National Memorial
The next morning, we were back out on the capitol. This is thanks to our “extended-extended” family, Larry from Meiwah Restuarant, who arranged for us to get a nice tour of the US Capitol. By the way, everyone loved the meal we got from Meiwah. The food was amazing.
I got a chance to photograph Lillian again before the holidays. Poor Lillian was fighting ear pains but she was able to pull out some smiles for me.
The last time I photographed the Alvarez’s, it was 2006. Since then, I’ve photographed the kids playing football and soccer. So after five years, I get another opportunity to photograph a beautiful family. This time, with such grown kids. But the happy faces are still the same. Here are a few highlights.
While I had the studio set up for Austin’s marching band photos, I naturally grabbed my girls for a few photos.
These are the final set of photos I took of Austin. No green screen was used with this set.
It just so happens that the SFHS Band just recent became the 2011 Georgia Bandmasters Champion. Congratulations to the entire band and support crew. Well, Austin is part of that band. So, I decided to take some photos of Austin with a recently bought green screen. All of the following photos were taken in front of the green screen.
Here’s a close-up of the image to see the result of the removed green screen.
I’ll post some more photos of Austin later that weren’t taken in front of the green screen.
Meet the Sawnee Ballet Theatre Company Dancers of 2011. The Sawnee School of Ballet will be performing the Nutcracker this December. It’s a show worth seeing.
