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Today I went with my buddy Luke on a photo outing.  We didn't have any plans, but met in Orem.  After talking for a few we decided to go up Rock Canyon (the canyon above the Provo temple).  As we were going up there we saw some rock climbers and decided to ask them if it would be alight if we took some photos of them.  Well 200 photos later (just my share of photos, Luke had a bunch as well) we decided to say goodbye and walk up the canyon for a bit and see what was up there.

Here are a few photos from the trip.  (Hey "Rock climbers" -- If you get on my blog, leave a post with your names, I am horrible with remembering names and have already forgot them :(-- , Also I am posting all your pictures on my smugmug album, you are welcome to get them there.  Click Here to go to that album.  If you have any questions let me know.  --> jeremy.stowell@gmail.com)

I have been extremely busy getting everything ready for the new baby coming in a few weeks, so I haven't had much time for photography.
The other night I took a couple shots of Mason with my new flash and umbrella. This setup was using a 580 exII flash on camera and a 430 flash pointed into an umbrella off to the left on a stand. I post processed this image in Lightroom 2, and had to do some minor spot editing in Photoshop to remove a couple cracker crumbs he had on his lips. I was really pleased with the results.

Great photography book

A book I would highly recommend to anyone that is learning about photography is "Understanding Exposure: How to Shoot Great Photographs with a Film or Digital Camera". It teaches how to properly use exposure (i.e. aperture, shutter speed, and ISO). Each page is filled with pictures and information on each setting to how the photograph was taken.




Understanding Exposure