This image is of SAMC's Lorenzo Suter, who is the administrative director for the hospital's peri-operative services. In layman's terms, he's the operations manager for the surgical department. The photo was to be for a story in the hospital's Living Well magazine, but after some editorial changes to the article in which this photo would have appeared, we decided that a different photo would be more appropriate.
Even though we won't use this photo, I kinda like it, so I thought I would post it here for you to see. Thrilling narrative, huh?
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
It's Too Dark To Swim!!!!
I went down to Seagrove Beach, FL on June 15 for a photo session with the Martin family. My wife and kids came along and enjoyed an hour or so on the beach while I was working with the Martins. About 20 or so minutes after sunset I finished the Martin's session and noticed my two kids still out in the surf. Being a photographer, I took a few photos of them having a good time. They stayed in the water until it was too dark to see!
For the shutterbugs, I used ISO 1600, f/2.8 and about a 1/30th shutter speed. I left the white balance on daylight, even though the sun had slipped below the horizon about 20 minutes earlier. I thought the blue color cast worked well to illustrate the idea of the very last bit of available daylight.
For the shutterbugs, I used ISO 1600, f/2.8 and about a 1/30th shutter speed. I left the white balance on daylight, even though the sun had slipped below the horizon about 20 minutes earlier. I thought the blue color cast worked well to illustrate the idea of the very last bit of available daylight.
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