This is a video I put together for Emerson's Machinery Health Management business in Knoxville, TN. It follows the progression of construction of the Emerson sponsored Habitat for Humanity house built in April 2009. The video appears to end around the 4:13 mark, but keep watching. There is a nice surprise at the end. Total run time is 5:33. Oh yeah. I almost forgot. Turn up your speakers. The music rocks.
Emerson is headquartered in St. Louis MO. The Machinery Health Management business is part of Emerson Process Management located in Austin, TX.
Friday, May 15, 2009
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Savannah Photography Workshop - Part 2
The following slideshow contains pictures from our class exercises as well as some grab shots between activities. I still haven't caught up on my sleep from this workshop. I haven't stopped smiling or talking about it either. It was a fantastic experience!
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Savannah Photography Workshop
I have recently returned from attending a week long workshop in beautiful Savannah, GA. The workshop titled "Location People I" was taught by The Mindful Eye contributor Bryan Allen. Wow, what a great experience. The people in this class were some of the most encouraging people I have ever worked with. There was so much creative energy in the air. One of my favorite things to do is to be with people who are genuinely hungry and eager to learn.
Everyone in the class was so helpful. A special thanks goes out to Mike Novoseletsky, a fellow Nikon shooter and to Allan Mueller who assisted Bryan. I only got one photo with Mike and Allan in it. Most likely because Mike was standing next me helping understand some of the more advanced flash settings or that Allen was hauling gear and working behind the scenes. Sorry guys, but I want you to know that I'm very thankful for all your help.
Below is a slide show of everyone in the class including my wife Sandra. Sandra was not an official student, but she did help us out by modeling and she shot video of our class throughout the week with her camera.
I'll try to get another post together soon of the some of the interesting people who modeled for us. Comments are welcome and encouraged.
Everyone in the class was so helpful. A special thanks goes out to Mike Novoseletsky, a fellow Nikon shooter and to Allan Mueller who assisted Bryan. I only got one photo with Mike and Allan in it. Most likely because Mike was standing next me helping understand some of the more advanced flash settings or that Allen was hauling gear and working behind the scenes. Sorry guys, but I want you to know that I'm very thankful for all your help.
Below is a slide show of everyone in the class including my wife Sandra. Sandra was not an official student, but she did help us out by modeling and she shot video of our class throughout the week with her camera.
I'll try to get another post together soon of the some of the interesting people who modeled for us. Comments are welcome and encouraged.
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