... No Play gets in the way. Work has been "uber" busy with numerous administrative changes which has forced to me focus on excelling. Thankfully my buddy Robert invited me to shoot with him this past Friday.
Rob is doing some really cool themed shoots and this session was a re-creation of the cult movie classic, "I Spit On Your Grave". Rob also picked up a Nikon D700 and I brought some of my glass so he could figure out what he would like on his "wish list."
In attendance, aside from Rob and his model, Kaysee, were models Sarah, Metiqua (sp?) and photographers, Brian (Starving Artist), Jeremy (No Image Photography), Josh (Xtreme Royalty) and my co-workers wife, Michelle. I invited Michelle along since she inherited a 35mm Yashica and we wanted to help her review the features of the camera.
We met at Riverwalk Park, just before the Golden Hour" and headed to the dry river bed for Rob's choice of locale. I brought along my Mamiya 645, Nikon FE2 and D700. I was getting my Mamiya ready to shoot and realized I didn't remember what ISO I had loaded. Crap!!! Instead I opted for the FE2, which has a newly-released roll of Kodak 100 Film.
My intention was to shoot some Behind the Scenes images with the D700 and also mess around with some dappled light, or shooting into the sun. Thankfully Sarah was willing to comply.
This post is not about shooting with a purpose, but rather about getting out and having some fun with others and socializing and sharing.
Thanks Rob for reminding me about having fun.
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