Author Archives: Craig Moore

  The "ranch ladies" of Denio had me back this Fall for a second time. We all had a wonderful weekend filled with photography and Delia’s good cooking. Here are some pictures of Rob, Delia’s husband, his horse and an … Continue reading →

I just got home from the Sawtooth Mountains in Idaho. I have a variety of photographs to share. The first one is a panorama shot (five vertical exposures) under a full moon. This is an Infrared HDR shot at Owl … Continue reading →

Here are two shots I like from my last trip to Monterey in June. It is amazing what you can do on a tripod after the sun goes down. Both of these pictures were shot with a Circular Polarizer to … Continue reading →

It is amazing what you can do with two battery powered flash on location. We found an old railcar grave and took these pictures. We used two Nikon SB-800 flash units and triggered them with a Nikon SU-4. I’ve included … Continue reading →

This afternoon I got to shoot with Tom Bol, 4 skateboarders and 2 BMX bikers. Firing 1100WS, battery-powered, Elinchrom Rangers I was able to create some great effects. Here are some shots of the young men lit with the same … Continue reading →

In January 2010, I participated in a photoshoot at “The Old Bath House” in New York City. We had four local models and some wonderful lighting equipment to use. These are some examples of the shoot. I particularly like the … Continue reading →

  These are all HDR images from around Northern California and Reno. I have been on the road alot this Fall. I am looking forward to getting some editing time through the holidays. Merry Christmas everyone!

Here are two HDR’s from this month and two InfraRed shots from this Summer in Idaho. I have been doing alot of shooting, but little editing. I had almost two weeks in Central Idaho in the Sawtooth Mountains and then … Continue reading →

Ah, time is supposed to go slower in the summer, with the long days of light and warmth. But, I feel like it is racing by, with all the pressures of a busy schedule and activities. I hope you can … Continue reading →

Waiting for a business meeting this week, I found some great old buildings in Berkeley, Ca. Relics from a day gone by, painted churches, and the canvas of street artists.