Reflections
Early Cara Mia shoot; circa 2008. Side note, I really enjoyed the effect that the reflections off the steel siding gave…
Early Cara Mia shoot; circa 2008. Side note, I really enjoyed the effect that the reflections off the steel siding gave…
I wanted to record this plane with the original motor and prop before I attempted Derick Aquino’s sweet mod by swapping out the original motor with the Eflite 3000kV motor and the trusty GWS 5043 prop.
The tail-end view is from my (damn near vintage) 808-16 keychain cam with an 8″ optical tether, meaning the lens (wide-angle D-lens model) is fixed to the fuselage near where the rear wheel would usually go.
The camera is just too heavy for the stock plane to pull any decent loops, but I managed a roll or two. The weight actually helped it’s CG a little, but only for level flight… 😉
What do you think of this rearward-view? Should I send the view back to the cockpit, or keep up this new angle?
Happy New Year! I hope you all have a productive (and fun) 2016 as well.
This old abandoned house looks like it’s surfing on the soft dirt swell beneath it.
Carhartt makes some pretty solid pants. But when you hike in the early am, they quickly get damp from all the dew. So I dried ’em off by the fire.
This is not the most efficient method, unless fun is your ultimate goal. Then this works really well.
Interior image of a long lost roof, likely once a stable part of a farmer or rancher’s home. This is out in Eastern Oregon near the Ochoco National Forest. There were obviously a few tenants around still making use of the structure, but they weren’t up for talk about the matter; most of them just flew off when I approached. The rest scurried underground.
This fire hydrant has seen better days. Heck, the town of Shaniko has seen better days. But dry and slow as it might be now, it sure is still purty.
The Metolius River is a tributary of the Deschutes River in Central Oregon, near the city of Sisters.
The river comes from a headwater near Black Butte and Camp Sherman is also nearby. Great camping spots and hiking paths, fishing and bike paths.
Seriously one of my favorites.
Tony Martinez is the traffic reporter for FOX 12 Oregon. I rather like his taste in shirts.
You can see some more examples of the images I helped create for the KPTV team over at kptv.com.
When you’re ready to get your own professional headshot, professional on-air headshot, let me know!

