Bo Boswell

Today was Jen’s birthday, as well as her’s and Chad’s last full day in TN as they’re moving back to PA tomorrow. We went out to eat at Midtown Cafe tonite, then headed over to the Tin Roof to listen

Just more experimentation with Maxene. I thought the shadows against the white background gave the photo a cool effect, so here you go.

I’ve been wanting to play around with a few more guitar shots, so I just snapped a few shots at a high shutter speed to give a drastic roll-off to the shadow on the floor. I thought it turned out

I read a tutorial today that was explaining how to use a flash around TV screens. Even though I don’t have a regular tube screen TV, I wanted to try it out with our flatscreen TV downstairs. I set my

I wanted to try to get a shot of Maxene gazing at herself in the mirror, but I had to do it with her facing at an angle just because she has no shoulders or arms. This mirror has a

Traci and I hauled my PA equipment to Ashland City to help out with Whitney’s Alzheimer’s Benefit. For the past few weeks, Whit had been concerned about the turnout for the event, and it didn’t help matters much when it

I finally saved up enough to make purchase of the Tamron 17-50mm lens. I’ve heard that this is one of the better non-Canon lenses that you can buy, and it was right in my price-range so I figured I’d give

Laurie (or “Lu”) came over tonight for some headshots she’s needing for her acting career. As I was going through her pictures, I found this one funny because it looks like she’s making fun of how I look on the

I accomplished this look by attaching a “snoot” to my flash. A snoot is kinda like a lighting grid in that it fits over the flash unit to restrict the light from spilling out to the sides. I fashioned said

This, by far, was the most uncomfortable session I’ve had. I don’t think Emily felt well at all; she was extremely quiet and she almost fainted at one point. We ended up getting a few good pictures, though. I’ll post