My Greatest Photography Portfolio

That is one of my greatest picture portfolio. I am gonna print and frame it on my wall. Thanks to my friends for their wonderful compliments that they absolutely love this gorgeous photography work. You see the black border with Satisfaction fonts. It was from Photoshop CS3 for Digital Photographers book (I strongly recommended you to buy that book if you have Photoshop CS3 software.) I paid 12 dollars on Satisfaction download from the MyFonts.com. You enjoy the picture. The non-fuel injection 1957 Bel-Air Convertible picture was taken at the car show in Riverside. (click image for enlargement view)

Awesome Picture

It'll be really cool if my son and I go back to 1970's. Neil definitely looks like a skater in 1970's. I added the radical blur around Neil from PS. Guess what!?! I created my signature from the Wacom Intuos tablet then set it as Photoshop brush preset. Can use it like a rubber stamp. My next blog will be how to tip how to create your signature as a brush preset. Cool, isn't it?

Macro View of Chess

Thanks to my superb Nikon 105mm ƒ2.8 VR Macro lens happened to capture great picture!

Neil Skate Picture

Another picture of my son's Rock & Roll attempt.

Neil did Rock & Roll Trick in Costa Mesa

Neil had guts doing full Rock & Roll over the lip, he almost made it. Soon he will success on that difficult skate trick. Kudos to Neil for that effort. Me must brag about my adorable son! Ha.

Self-Portrait Picture of myself with the new Location Kit

I used the Lastolite Scott Kelby Location Kit - consists of: 2- Tri-Grip Translucent Reflectors, 30" Reversible Reflector, Convertible Boom Stand, and 4 Air Cushioned Light Stands on my self-portrait with pair of Nikon SB-800 external flashes. I ordered and received the location kit from B&H Photo from NYC several days before the Independence Day. It is worth it!

Fireworks during cold Independence Night in S.F.

Took this while my friend and I were on Twin Peaks in San Francisco. The setting was at 10 seconds from my camera on a tripod. It turned out beautifully and crystal clear. I never shoot fireworks in my entire life. I wanted to share with you this gorgeous picture into my blog. Enjoy! (Click the image to enlarge)