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Back-to-school supplies were distributed at Pat Henry Elementary as part of a community partnership supported by ABC and Telemundo Oklahoma. The event helped students and families prepare for the new school year, with local educators and community members working together to ensure children had the resources they need to succeed
The KSWO Storm Hunter truck stands outside Whittier Elementary during a school supply donation event, rendered in high-impact Brenizer-style formatting.
Wide Brenizer-style composite of Justin greeting a staff member outside Whittier Elementary, symbolizing community partnership and appreciation during the back-to-school supply donation event.
Wide Brenizer-style composite of the KSWO Storm Hunter truck parked outside Pat Henry Elementary, captured in a quick setup thanks to team coordination.
Justin and a Teacher pose with donated backpacks and supplies, ready to support students at Clevland Elementary.
Wide Brenizer-style composite of the KSWO Storm Hunter truck parked outside Cleveland Elementary, captured in a quick setup thanks to team coordination.
Justin unloads boxes of donated school supplies from the Apache Casino Hotel Stormhunter, preparing to deliver to local schools including Clevland Elementary.
First attempt at using the Brenizer Method whilst out on a shoot.
Canon 1000d + KO-120M 1.8
9 frames
Canon 1000d + KO-120M 1.8
9 frames
A freshly planted wheat field painted by beautiful light and shadows at sunset, in West Berkshire, UK. Shot in 590nm Infrared. A panorama composed of multiple images, to be able to include more of the beautiful sky :)
The lens used is a Minolta MD 35mm F2.8. Fantastic 35mm lens for Infrared work. Very sharp, very small, and quite resistant to flaring. Couldn't ask for more!
Shot over a freshly planted wheat field in West Berkshire, England. 590nm Infrared. A "Brenizer Method" Panorama composed of multiple images. Who said you need mid-day sunshine to get good Infrared images?! :)
Shot in the West Berkshire countryside, west of Newbury, in 590nm Infrared. This is a "Brenizer Method" panorama composed of multiple images.
I prefer shooting this way as opposed to a wide angle lens, because it allows me to get closer to what the (my) human eye sees in a landscape scene.
We humans have a zoom range from roughly 35mm up to 135mm. Sometimes up to 200mm. I don't know whether this is the equivalent of a "digital" range, where our brain zooms in on a particular aspect in the landscape, but I found that it translates well to 135mm and sometimes 200mm focal lengths. No lens can do both "wide" and "zoomed-in". Like mixing water and oil. So you have to force the marriage... :)
So, combining multiple longer focal range images into a panorama, basically is a true representation how I often see the landscape.
Shot in West Berkshire, in 590nm Infrared. This is a panorama of multiple 135mm images stitched together. Similar to the Brenizer Method.
View of the Sunrise over the Thames River Valley in a location called the "Goring Gap" or "Hartslock" in Oxfordshire. Fantastic place and only 30mins drive from my house! :)
Shot in 720nm Infrared. A "Brenizer Method" Panorama composed of multiple images.
Shot on Gran Canaria in 665nm Infrared, using my Laowa 35mm F0.95 lens.
A panorama composed of multiple images, using the Brenizer Method
Shot using the Brenizer method with a 1970s (Konica) Hexanon 85mm f1.8 wide open. 9 images were used and blended in Photoshop.
We've been having fantastic early spring weather here in the South of the UK lately, so I've been taking advantage of getting out as early as possible to get some shots during the golden hour. This morning there was SPECTACULAR light with beautiful shadows, mist lifting and clouds drifting. And it was quite cold. Couldn't ask for more! :)
This is a panorama of multiple images, shot using the Brenizer method in 665nm Infrared.
Hope you like it! :)
Cherry blossom Brenizer image using the Minolta MC 85mm f/1.7 wide open. Stitched in Microsoft ICE and edited in GIMP.