View allAll Photos Tagged JoeMiller
Filmmaker Joe Sarno, Film Historian Michael Bowen and Retro-Seduction Cinema Producer Michael Raso attend Chainsaw Kiss Screening 6/27/09 at the Anthology Film Archives, NYC.
Pictured: (Chainsaw Kiss Filmmakers) Joe Miller, Victor Bonacore, Joe Sarno
Shot by Michael Raso with
Canon T-90
Zeiss Jena 28 - 70mm Zoom Lens
Fuji Color Superia X-Tra 400
Image © Michael L. Raso
Quinceanera portrait at the town fountain in San Elijo Hills.
Strobist:
Hypersynced at 1/2000s @ f/4.0
AB1600 reflected into umbrella, camera left .
AB1600 to far right, about 10' high, with 7" reflector aimed at the fountain.
Sunpack 120j to far left, aimed at the fountain.
AB800 in a large softbox to camera left, aimed perpendicular to the camera view, and slightly ahead of the subject.
AB800 with a 20 degree grid spot in the back right corner, adding the hair highlight.
580exII, with barndoors, just off to right of the subject, lighting the mural, which is taped to black seamless paper.
2010 Alaska Senate candidate Joe Miller has found his seat in an Outhouse instead of a seat in the US Senate. No surprise - he didn't win this race either.
Quinceanera portrait at the town fountain in San Elijo Hills.
Strobist:
Hypersynced at 1/1600s @ f/4.0
AB1600 reflected into umbrella, camera left .
AB1600 to far right, about 10' high, with 7" reflector aimed at the fountain.
Sunpack 120j to far left, aimed at the fountain.
AB1600 with a beauty dish and diffusion sock, right of camera and above by about 4 feet. Full pop.
Sunpak 120j directly to the left of the subject, adding the left side rim.
Triggered using pocketwizards, at 1/1000s
Year: 1968
Crew Number: 808H
Guide Name: Joe Miller
Comments:
Entered by: Jim Haggart
(Submitted by Jim Haggart, Aug 10, 2016) Troop 68 of Arlington, Texas (Longhorn Council) Scoutmaster: Dave Karthauser (back row, 2nd from right) Explorers: Scouts: Dave Karthauser (front row, 2nd from right) Jim Haggart (Dallas, Texas; front row, left) We attempted to do the "Hunter's Island" circuit, but had to head south once we got to Shelley Lake, at the northern tip of the circuit, as we were running out of time.
Entered by: Jim Haggart
Jim Haggart can be reached at: jimhaggart@hotmail.com
Entered by: Jim Haggart
(Sommers staff - suggest replacing the existing text submitted by Jim Haggart Aug 10, 2016 with this) Submitted by Jim Haggart and Dave Karthauser, June 17, 2017 Troop 68 of Arlington, Texas (Longhorn Council). Scoutmaster: Dave Karthauser Back row: Joe Miller, guide; Steve Smith, probably crew leader; John Pitstick; Dave Karthauser; Unknown Middle row: Kevin Grant; Robert Rau; Mike Hill; Unknown Front row: Jim Haggart (Dallas, TX); Ron Pricket; David Karthauser, son of Dave; Bill Loflin We traveled from Arlington to Ely on a bus with our sister crew, as well as some boys who were too young for the Sommers trip and who went on an independent trip with another outfitter. Our crew attempted to do the “Hunter’s Island” circuit, but had to head south once we got to Shelley Lake, at the northern tip of the circuit, as we were running out of time. When we were camped at Agnes Lake later in the trip, Dave got everyone up at 2 in the morning to look at the full moon. He then told everyone that there was plenty of light, so we might as well break camp and get going down Agnes Lake, as it was going to be a long day. There was lots of grumbling, but we did it nonetheless. Then, early in the morning we were paddling across a glassy Agnes with the fog sitting right on the water and the sun just above. In the early afternoon, we took a break for a couple of hours and then the wind came up, producing 3' waves. Dave reminded everyone that if we had slept in that morning until the normal time, we would have been battling the waves on Agnes that much longer!
Text in Photo:
CREW 808H
Long Hor
Counc
Charles Somwers
Region Ten
Strobist:
AB800 in large ocatabox camera right, aimed 90 degrees across scene, about 2 feet in front of it.
AB800 back camera left, with 20 degree grid as hair/separation light
3x6 white reflector just off to the left, for fill.
On black seamless.
Triggered by a mini TT1 on a 1DmkIII, with a PlusII on the AB800/octa. Hair light was slaved.
Strobist:
580ExII into an umbrella to camera left, also up about 4 feet.
Camera and shooter are practically in the gravel.
Ambient is underexposed by about 1.5 -> 2 stops, and the 580 output was adjusted to the current exposure.
Based on polls by Hays Research Group. "Write-in candidate" would mostly be Lisa Murkowski. Mainly this shows the nosedive that Joe Miller's campaign seems to be taking... deservedly.
Susan Gritz and Brandon Fernald.
Gritz-Fernald Wedding Rehearsal Dinner at the Kansas City Barbeque. This was the location of the bar scene in the movie Top Gun, and this was the piano where Goose, the Big Stud, was told to "Take me to bed or lose me forever..."
Strobist:
Canon 580exII in a Lumiquest softbox III, camera right.
Mounted on a VAL, teetering on the tables and chairs just off to the right.
Triggered in eTTL-2, using a PW mini on camera, and a PW flex on the flash.