I don’t know, guess the grass was greener, but I’m glad my clicking just a few feet away with a 45mm didn’t disturb them much.
Why did the deer cross the road?
Happy birthday America, adios Hector
Hector Mediavilla, center, is a photographer from Barcelona Spain, who spent the past few weeks traveling around the southwestern USA and Mexico after sharing his work at Review Santa Fe. July 4th was his last night in the states before flying home, so we made a picture to mark the occasion, a five second exposure using sparklers to do the light writing. Jakob Schiller is on the left, and that’s me on the right.
Bill + Emily
Bill + Emily’s Santa Fe wedding – Images by Steven St. John
I had a opportunity to work as second photographer with my new friend Eric Cousineau at Bill and Emily’s wedding at La Posada de Santa Fe. It’s only the second time I’ve worked as the second shooter at a wedding, and it’s a little strange for me because I don’t know the couple heading into the day, but it’s also fun because it’s my job to try to see things the primary photographer can’t, which is how I try to approach most things I photograph. Seeing the beauty that most people take for granted, or don’t see because they are too busy.
As always, I urge you to click on the full screen button at the bottom right corner of the gallery.
Congratulations to the bride and groom!
Smoke Out XI – Chopper rally for The Communicator
Santa Rosa resident Bill Bates eyes the choppers as he rides his rascal scooter along Parker Ave during the Smoke Out motorcycle rally on Saturday, June 19, 2010.
In an effort to beat the heat, Rebecca Konno of Las Vegas NM splashes water from the fountain on her friend eight-year-old Janessa Sigala during the Smoke out motorcycle rally Santa Rosa NM.
Dressed as Evil Kenevil, Jesse Keierleber of Mesa AZ does a “smokey burn-out” for the crowd following the Superhero mini-bike races event at the Smoke out motorcycle rally Santa Rosa NM on Saturday, June 19, 2010. A smokey burn-out is running the tread off the tire until the tire pops.





