Attention RCC Photography First Year Students!

I would like to thank you for taking a moment to look over my blog. I hope when you start your blogs you have fun with them. There will be a time later this spring and summer when you are super busy that your blog will be the last thing on your mind. Continue blogging, continue posting up your own work, that is not for assignments. I think we all started this program because we loved to just get out there and shoot. Then once the classes started going and the assignments started to pick up we slacked off on shooting for ourselves. I encourage you to not allow this to happen and to always try to find time to get out and shoot for yourself.

I would like to ask all of you to send me your blog address when you create them so I can link up with you and watch your work. You can do so by either leaving me a comment here with the link, or email me the address. If you choose to email me, please send it to foveaphotography@gmail.com.

I hope you are enjoying the lab now that it is pretty much "yours".

I will see you all this summer once I return to NC.

Tyler

Extraterrestrial Highway

Meet my new friend Saraih.

Meet my new friend Jason.

Meet my new friend London.

Black Hole Sun

Desert Mountain 1

Another root top

I was meandering around an outdoor shopping center today with Lindsey Gettig and took a shot of this roof top. The dome shape caught my eye as the sun hit it.

Enjoy.

Caesars Palace

Today I was out on a location scout with Jen, the studio manager here at Jana Cruder Photo. I had a few moments to spare so I took took a photo looking at the sky.

Enjoy.

http://joeyjessica.com

I had the chance to assist with Joey and Jessica Seawell earlier this week out in the desert. I shot this video of them doing their thing. I cannot wait to see the images from the session.
You should visit their blog!

Tyler H Ross

Meet Chuck Egerton

Chuck Egerton
Department Head,
Photographic Technology
Randolph Community College
629 Industrial Park Dr.
Asheboro, North Carolina 27204
http://www.randolph.edu/

Apartments

On my recent adventure in Greensboro I shot this apartment building. The original image was shot in colour and was converted to black and white. Colour elements can still be seen in some of the windows. I was trying to make a pattern with the coloured windows.

enjoy.

Repetition Assignment

My instructor Joey gave us a word of the day while we were out on our photo safari in Greensboro.

Greensboro Photo Safari

Joey gave us a safari day last Tuesday as an assignment. A lot of us took the bus to Greensboro. Once we arrived we enjoys a coffee at the Green Bean before walking around town. It was a little windy and cold but we all managed.
Here is a shot of an old graveyard we walked through. It is tucked away in the middle of town between some buildings.

Santosha Yoga, Asheboro, NC

Emily Miller and I worked on a project together for our multimedia class. Here is the end result.

Enjoy.

Black and White is awesome

When I was back home in Kansas for Thanksgiving I took some sunset images. There is one further back on this blog if you dig deep enough. Anyhow, I have been enjoying black and white photos again and thought i would revisit some of these. Here is an image I created while printing some other images.

enjoy.

Here is a video I made for my brother. It is of "the shortcut" he taught me years ago.
Enjoy.

Sunday evening I assisted Kelly Hawkins in a photo shoot. Here is a video of her and I getting everything set up. The time on it has been increased by 310%.
Enjoy the show.

Disappearer live at The Orange Peel

No flashes were allowed which is what I prefer to use when shooting bands. So this is not that great in my opinion.
enjoy.

Quaker Haven Road.

Here is another video for you.

1957 Imperial (reprise)

So I was showing dad some nerdy camera stuff and how much the aperture settings can change the final image. He was telling me that he could not remember what this part was for or where it even went on the car. I am thinking this might be a fuel line filter but I do not know anything about cars.

Kansas Road

1957 Chrystler Imperial

My dad has been rebuilding this car for a little over ten years now. It was in a pasture in north central Kansas for a few decades before he bought it to rebuild. Needless to say, it has been quite the project. Paint is being done now and this car sure is going to be pretty once it is finished. A lot of the body panels are off still so photographing the car is hard to do at this point simply because it is not a car, it is a lot of car parts...
So I found some of the cars sexy curves and wanted to show them to you. I hope you enjoy them.