Featured Photos

I've decided to occasionally feature one of my photos - kind of a 'best of' listing for some of my favorites. The first one that I've chosen is Teton Stream, which is from my trip to the Grand Tetons in June of 07. There will be many more to follow!

Busy busy busy!

I've been very busy over the last few weeks with a bunch of weddings, and the resulting late nights of editing photos. I decided to dedicate some time to finding a way to streamline my workflow, and I ended up signing up with a partner to create my new gallery site, Photos.kaz-photos.com! Check it out - I'm going to be adding content to it over the next few days, every chance I get. I'll have a mix of my Wedding and Landscape photos on here - but it's fully searchable, so you should be able to find what you're looking for pretty quickly.

Let me know what you think!

Bishop Fallon 50th Reunion

I recently photographed the 50th reunion of Bishop Fallon High school, class of '58. It seemed that everybody had a good time - they even had one of their old teachers there, which blew my mind!It was quite a bit of fun to photograph my first event that wasn't a wedding or hockey game. You can see the photos at this link, and they're available for purchase here.

New lighting!

In order to improve my portraiture, I've started to get into studio lighting. I just picked up an Alien Bees 1600 strobe for my home studio, and I spent some time today playing around with off-camera lighting, now that I can use a PC-sync cable and actually use a strobe. It was pretty fun - check out the pics!

Orange Crush Spring House May 31st game

I sure have been shooting a bunch of these lately! Today's game was pretty fun - a hat trick and a tie game! It got pretty exciting - these kids are definitely advancing!

Here's the gallery.

Spring House/Orange Crush May 31st game

May 25th Spring house game

The Spring House team had another game yesterday, and I went along to practice. Shooting with available light has been made easier by the 35-100 F2.0, but I think I may have to rig something up with remote flashes. They're not cheap, but I'd get much better results.

Here are the photos!