Gradations of spring… When I stepped outside today I was met with a mild humidity, covered by soft gray clouds. The earth was vibrant with the color and contrast left by the recent thunderstorms, where all things seems to reveal their true shades. University building stones popped with saturated texture, whereas before they had been...
George Fox Journal… Things have still been really busy with photography lately, but I wanted to share a quick item that I discovered the other day. Earlier last summer I had done a shoot for my good friend, Darryl, who is now working for George Fox University. It was photos around campus, coffee shops and other...
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Congrats Joel! That’s super exciting man!
Welcome Wagon & Sufjan Stevens! That’s right! They came through and played at Miller Chapel here at Princeton Seminary. We decided to take Espen and see how long he would last, and we made around an hour or so. And, wouldn’t you know it but Sufjan Stevens was playing with them (orange shirt, on the...
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a shame to see those empty seats.
wow!…I’m so in the wrong hemisphere! looked fantastic…oh boy!
I’m a big fan of the act, but because I was in Pittsburgh, I missed the show. I would have loved to have a chance to meet them.
I’m glad you two appreciate what we got to see! It was our first time, and it was definitely awesome!
Dood, that’s so awesome that the Welcome Wagon came to Princeton! And that Sufjan was there as well, I am echoing Alisa’s comment! Great shots Joel, I really love that first one, it’s really beautiful.
i. am. so. jealous.
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Across the board… I’ve been involved in many different photographic endeavors recently, ranging (as stated above) across the board. Here’s a quick preview of a couple things I’ve been seeing through my camera. I had the great opportunity to work with one of Cherice’s professors, Dr. Charlesworth, for whom I photographed a couple of his...
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Joel, thanks for putting up some of the shots you did with the professor, I was excited to see how those came out with the boxes that you bought. Looks great man! A friend and I were just discussing how we needed to get a hold of the dead sea scrolls and just read them ourselves to clear some things up. I think you are really my only chance so if you can just pass those baby’s on my way once you have them that would be awesome! Don’t worry about insuring them in the mail…I’ve never had the postal service lose anything and plus that saves at least a few dollars. Hope all is well friend, so looking forward to you and your family living here again! Great work on the birthday party pictures as well. Did you touch up those blue eyes on that one kid? They are incredible!
Thanks, Sally! I think a lot of these were actually shot with a 24mm lens, so the portrait length is not always needed, although it can help at times. =)
I love the expressive baby blues on that sweet baby. Beautiful photos Joel! Your photo makes me want to use my portrait lens for more day to day stuff.
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