Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Portfolio Website

http://gc.kentmiller.com/tobianski

I have been creating this website for my Online Visual Storytelling class. It took some time, but with the patience of my professor and fellow classmates, I got through it. It is a portfolio of all my work to date.

Comments and suggestions are appreciated about the website and content.

Cloud Magic and Macpodz Show.

I was covering this show for Grand Central Magazine. Here are some of the photographs I took when covering the event.





Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Annual Boyne Ski Trip

Every year I go to Boyne Highlands. This year I brought my camera along. These are the ones I picked out.





I know I am in the last picture. That was intentional.

Monday, January 11, 2010

US Botanical Gardens

I went to the US Botanical Gardens during my Christmas Break Vacation in Washington DC. Getting back and looking at all the photos I took, it was apparent that I haven't picked up the camera in a while. There was some decent shots I came up with.

Specs of the camera setting coming soon.

The first picture I really enjoy because of the colors that came out. For a larger size of this image, just contact me.


This second shot I cropped down a lot, but I got it the way I liked it. Because I cropped it down so much, this is as big as the picture comes.

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Additional Photo 1

I chose to do a portrait of Sean Proctor. For those who do not know him, he is a photographer, but more well known as the barefoot photographer.

I had trouble choosing a photo from this set. I narrowed it down to a few. Here are a few photos. Suggestions please.

All photos were shot at: ISO 200, 250, f11







Monday, November 16, 2009

Photo Illustration

JOB HUNTING. Mark Maddens, a senior at Wayne State University, is job hunting for when he graduates. Unemployment just went up again and the jobs might be scarce.

I lit Mark from his left with a reflector to his right. There was no major Photoshop, just cropping and toning. f11, ISO 200, Shutter speed 100.