Outlook Portland interview

For your entertainment here is the four part interview that I did with Rick Emerson from Outlook Portland.

Outlook Portland interview

For your entertainment here is the four part interview that I did with Rick Emerson from Outlook Portland.

In Repose

My friends from In Repose are playing a show this Saturday the 27th down at Ash St. in downtown Portland.

They are fantastic live, and put on a great show. So go and check them out.

In Repose

My friends from In Repose are playing a show this Saturday the 27th down at Ash St. in downtown Portland.

They are fantastic live, and put on a great show. So go and check them out.

The Emerson News Network

Yesterday we had a great shoot with Rick Emerson, Dawn Taylor, Bruce Agler, and Cheryl Kanekoa down at the offices of Conducive Technology in down town Portland Oregon.


It is always a great time shooting with Rick and company. Looking forward to seeing some more from the final products.

Ashlee and I ran through a bunch of fun lighting set ups out there on location. Balancing with office lights is always a bit of a fun challenge.

This shot was pretty straight forward. I had one 60" shoot through umbrella at the end of the conference table aimed right down at Rick from about a 45 degree angle. You can see the light placement in the first photo above. I also put a light behind him with a 30 degree honeycomb to give just a bit of rim light.

The Emerson News Network

Yesterday we had a great shoot with Rick Emerson, Dawn Taylor, Bruce Agler, and Cheryl Kanekoa down at the offices of Conducive Technology in down town Portland Oregon.


It is always a great time shooting with Rick and company. Looking forward to seeing some more from the final products.

Ashlee and I ran through a bunch of fun lighting set ups out there on location. Balancing with office lights is always a bit of a fun challenge.

This shot was pretty straight forward. I had one 60" shoot through umbrella at the end of the conference table aimed right down at Rick from about a 45 degree angle. You can see the light placement in the first photo above. I also put a light behind him with a 30 degree honeycomb to give just a bit of rim light.