Determined young swimmer at a swim meet.
Belinda in Verona.
The USMS Short Course Nationals. Austin, Texas. 2007.
Same as above.
Alanis Morrisette, in concert in Austin, Texas
Leica M3+50mm Summicron.
An old favorite camera; consigned to history, coupled with an 85mm Cine lens.
A camera from that too short era when Sony made really fun cameras.
You know, before they made crappy cameras with good sensors inside.
Heidi patiently posing for book #2.
Minimalist Guide to Studio Lighting.
Studio Dog in repose. On green screen.
from an earlier "Janis" play.
also from an earlier "Janis" play.
Jet Age.
S. Korean Photographer in a Chinese restaurant in Berlin, Germany.
End of day bike commute.
the formative camera for B. Just right for her...OM1
Ben looks into the 35mm Summicron on an M6.
At Asti Trattoria in Austin, Texas.
Kirk working the Samsung booth at Photo Expo, NYC, in 2013.
The Sigma fp was not my first rodeo with a "finder only" camera.
Do you recognize the Pentax K-01?
It was actually a very good picture taking machine....
Austin Children's Museum. Hands on. All the time.
What last week's academy award winner looked like in 1991....
And below.
Jenny.
Bad Cappuccino.
Young Genius at work. His own early workstation in his father's office.
Never too early to start them on bad work habits.
Lou. One of my favorite magazine covers.
A freezing afternoon in Paris.
lecturing to a small group of photographers at UT Austin.
B. Person with whom I have celebrated the last 40 Valentine's Days.
Shooting Samsung. One of the few photographers in the world to own
a Samsung Galaxy NX camera....
Out on the back porch.
Noellia on the banks of Barton Springs.
Jana, on our "get to know you" photo shoot.
She's the face of my LED Lighting book.
Michelle looking fabulously elegant.
The opening of Zach's Topfer Theatre.
Meredith McCall.
5 comments:
These are fantastic. The OM-1 shot is my favorite. That’s the camera I should have used all along.
Kirk, your portraits sing!
I love this post. My favorite(probably)is "Out on the Back Porch." So very Texas.Your Lady B. has such captivating eyes. I do have a question: what is your favorite focal length for portraits, and at that length, what is your favorite aperture? Thanks for your work and your blog.
Gary, 135mm f4.0.
Surprisingly many pictures with Samsung cameras! I can't recall you being very fond of them. I owned few as well, including galaxy NX. Always liked color from it and from NX30.
BTW - I love browsing through older pictures... great post.
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