This was about a two minute expose at f1.4. I painted Andrea in with my little flash light.
The foreground Andrea is too close for where the focus was set.
As she moved backward, she came into the field of focus.

This is the Canyon at 9pm.  Sun set about 2 hours ago and this exposure is 5 minutes.

A good shot because it shows a clear face.

This is a multi second exposure (4 or 6) at f1.4 (the fire wasn't very bright). Having the bums
in the background (trying to get warm) made me giggle.

I'll admit it, I wrote my name backward and flipped it in photoshop. I wish I was left handed,
does that count?

Andrea sat in the tent and lit up the inside with a flash light.  It was 2, 30 second exposures
at f2.8.  I would have exposed for longer next time around.

I believe this was a 6 second exposure - f22 with the polarizer. The water appears much less
streaky in real life.

This was the last shot of the night and Karen had figured out how
to make that sparkler shine.

I have no idea why Sean pretty much disappered.

Halloween night we bought some fireworks.  The photo shoot was inspired
by a Picasso portrait (he draws a bull).

Mark went first and his sparkler was a bit of a dud.  We
had to roast the sparklers for a few minuets (over the MSR stove)
to get them to work correctly.

I knew I lugged my tripod up the hill for some reason.