From the monthly archives: February 2008

Day Three – Photo a Day

by Kyle Dreier on 02/29/2008

Well, I’m absolutely enjoying the self-imposed accountability to shoot a photo a day. I’m using it as a way to push and exercise my abilities. I’ve been holding on to this belt a while now in hopes of shooting it and now that hope is realized. What will tomorrow hold? We’ll just have to see. [...]

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Day Two – Photo a Day

by Kyle Dreier on 02/28/2008

Well, I’m keeping good on my goal now in day 2. I think I’ve found that I like shooting really small stuff. These little guys came from a recent stay at a hotel. They are about 1.5 inches tall. Boy howdy does dust show up when shooting that tight. What will tomorrow bring? Stay tuned. [...]

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Day One – Photo a Day

by Kyle Dreier on 02/27/2008

While walking today with Thomas Ryan of Thomas Ryan Design of Nashville, TN and Brian Dominey of Brian Dominey Design of Franklin, TN an object on the sidewalk caught my eye. Interestingly enough, Thomas was at the moment explaining the Painting A Day Project and the use of ordinary objects as subjects for these self-imposed [...]

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Confessions of a “Texture-holic”

by Kyle Dreier on 02/26/2008

OK, can I just say that I love textures! I’m drawn to textures. Texture is so much more interesting than smooth. I was darting down an off the beaten path highway in Alabama and this old weathered billboard caught my attention. Two miles and one (safe) u-turn later I was recording what I saw through [...]

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Lunar Eclipse

by Kyle Dreier on 02/21/2008

Last night was a beautiful evening to watch, and photograph, the lunar eclipse. We won’t see another until December 2010. I captured these images with my Canon 20D with a 300MM 4.0L lens. I chose my 20D over my 5D to get the 1.6X benefit of the smaller sensor making my 300mm a 480mm. Even [...]

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The Fire Truck Attraction

by Kyle Dreier on 02/08/2008

Why is it that boys always love fire trucks. Even today,  I’m drawn to the big shining red bahemoths. I was recently given an assignment for Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company to shoot a local presentation of a grant to the Arrington Volunteer Fire Department. While this could have been a drab “grip and grin” assignment [...]

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