A Portland Photographer's Random photos, Random thoughts...
Went to Yakima, Washington this past weekend for our annual October visit to Grandma's, picked up lots of produce and tried out some new toys (thank you, UPS man!) Stopped at Jones Farm for some incredible pumpkins, butternut squash, gourds, Cinderella and albino pumpkins and to play in the maze, of course! Beautiful day in the hops capital of the world (and we all know what hops are for, don't we? ;-)
posted by Brian Mc at 4:41 PM
I am a commercial photographer based in Portland, Oregon, USA. Originally from NJ, educated in AZ, PA, & NY, I moved to Oregon in 1996, shooting primarily advertising, editorial and lifestyle; weddings, portraits, products, locations , seniors, sports, reunions and special events, capturing moments and telling visual stories. Partial client list includes: Bristol-Myers Squibb, Caldwell College, CBS Records, Coates & Clark, Danskin, EC Company, Exxon, Johnson & Johnson, The Lawrenceville School, Lionel Trains LLC, Manos del Uruguay, Manufacturers Hanover, McCarter Theatre, McNeil Pharmaceuticals, Mid-Atlantic Country Magazine, New Jersey Outdoors Magazine, Nike, Northwest Sports Photography, Paragon Tile & Stone, Platt Electric, Premiere Homes Magazine, Pfizer, Sierra Club, Sprint, Tower Records, Weldotron. Often I'm asked to be a guest speaker for art associations, communication/business groups and I always enjoy speaking to student groups as well. When not photographing in the studio or on location, I have fun with my wife and daughter, family and friends, camping, traveling, rafting, cross-country & downhill skiing, and photographing nature & motorsports!
5 Comments:
Goods like a good time. I was wondering where you went.
Excellent images!
Love the first one :-)
I really like your work. Thanks so much for stopping by my Blog and for your professional tech tip! I'll use that next time I shoot a watch.
I knows what hops are for!!! Nice weekend for a drive anyway, huh? The learning curve for CS is a little steep, but I'm getting some things done, Thanks.
Nice shots Brian, a very photogenic pumpkin place, ours is all dead field and people everywhere on the flats, :)
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