I got to do some aerial photography today! Guardian Building Products World Headquarters wanted a shot of their location. What made this particularly difficult was how close it was to GSP, (Greenville Spartanburg International Airport). We had to ask control for special permission to orbit the building so close to an active runway. Air Traffic Control was in a good mood. And we were between scheduled airline flights! I got the shots and loved the ride. I learned to fly when I was 17.
I'll crop it down later. The red buildings belong to a pet boarding company. (Does red calm dogs down?)
Landing time!
Saturday, July 21, 2007
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Kelly Smith Bridal Photos
Kelly Smith is getting married at Spiegel Farms. Kelly is a tomboy, but it is hard to tell. All of her friends are in shock that she is having such a graceful, beautiful wedding.
Spiegal Farms is a HUGE wedding venue, and it has MANY beautiful places to photograph on its acres of land. Our Bridal shoot lasted 5 hours. Yes, FIVE! I didn't mind, it was all so beautiful!!!
Spiegel Farms is a beautiful place!
Spiegal Farms is a HUGE wedding venue, and it has MANY beautiful places to photograph on its acres of land. Our Bridal shoot lasted 5 hours. Yes, FIVE! I didn't mind, it was all so beautiful!!!
Spiegel Farms is a beautiful place!
Labels:
capabello,
Spiegel Farms,
wedding photography
Saturday, July 14, 2007
25th Wedding Anniversary
Saturday, July 7, 2007
Total Darkness, A Flash of Light
My sister, Berta Kirchman, is a sponsored athlete for PMI. (Pigeon Mountain Industries). PMI sent her a bunch of new equipment. I got to photograph her using it all for the PMI Catalog. Imagine trying to fill a large cave with light. I learned a lot! I used multiple SB800 wireless speedlights to fill the cave and add texture. My sis rocks!
In 1989, during the National Speleological Society's Vertical Section Annual Rope Climbing Contest, Berta smashed the long standing Women's World Record with a time of 4:16.3. In 1995, she broke her own record with a time of 4:07.1, and almost a decade later, her record still stands.
She has made unrivaled rope ascents out of deep limestone shafts in Mexico and a 1,700 foot rope climb out of the Black Canyon of the Gunnison in Colorado. Berta is also a member of the Rappel Safety Team at West Virginia's Bridge Day Festival.
She shares her love for rope work and the ethics of her mentors by passing her knowledge and skill to others.
In 1989, during the National Speleological Society's Vertical Section Annual Rope Climbing Contest, Berta smashed the long standing Women's World Record with a time of 4:16.3. In 1995, she broke her own record with a time of 4:07.1, and almost a decade later, her record still stands.
She has made unrivaled rope ascents out of deep limestone shafts in Mexico and a 1,700 foot rope climb out of the Black Canyon of the Gunnison in Colorado. Berta is also a member of the Rappel Safety Team at West Virginia's Bridge Day Festival.
She shares her love for rope work and the ethics of her mentors by passing her knowledge and skill to others.
When she is not in training or caving, Berta can be found volunteering at regional and national rope climbing contests or assisting with SRT and cave rescue courses.
I am so proud of her...
Labels:
berta kirchman,
cave,
photography,
underground
Wednesday, July 4, 2007
Greenville Downtown Fireworks
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