…I enjoy making time-lapse videos. It’s nice to see the things in life that seem to take a long time magically happen before your eyes…

…Long exposures are a great way to play with light trails, and “paint” with light…

…I had the pleasure of shooting the lovely model Kvita last weekend with my 2004 Jeep Wrangler in the woods of New Jersey..

As avid readers may know, my Jeep is my life. I am constantly working on it, upgrading it or repairing it. Recently I did a time lapse of myself putting on a new front end made by American Expedition Vehicles called the “Highline Kit“. This kit provides more room for larger tires without the need [...]

My newest time-lapse was taken this past weekend while camping behind the Hudson River Rafting Company in North Creek, New York. I traveled up Saturday evening to do some light camping in preparation for an early day of riding the Hudson’s white water on Sunday. I used a Canon 40D with dual battery grip and [...]

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the newly refurbished Thomas Edison National Historic Park in West Orange, New Jersey. As a child I took the guided tours of the lab, the little that you were able to see at that time, and was amazed at how close to history you can come. Over the [...]

A few months ago my friend Courtney had a gallery opening at Kean University. Scott and I helped setup the gallery, and made a fun video in the process. It was made with both a Macbook Pro using Time lapse software, and a G10 on movie mode, then sped up. Combine in Imovie with some [...]

Here are some shots from a recent trip to south Jersey for some two wheeled excitement. I was shooting with a Canon 40D on High speed continuous, attached to a Tamron 11-17mm Lens (for the most part) to capture the high speed action of Steve flying through the air. This was the first time I [...]

Here was my first attempt at a time lapse movie. The project was to swap out a cracked jeep frame for a new one. With all the preparations completed and the new frame prepared, I set up my Canon XTI on a tripod in the second floor window, and using the EOS Utility Software had [...]