This this Sol's portfolio. It's a Quicktime show of his best work. It's not bad except for the glaring obvious lack of what we call in the business a, "Picture Story." He knows about this serious omission he just isn't willing to do anything about it. He won't listen to me...or Rob Finch.
Portland, Oregon-based photographer - 503.421.5700
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>Birthday Invitation
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This invitation has expired. Their birthday was Aug. 25. But, I thought it was cool enough to put up. Besides, they're so cute.
>Siuslaw River
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I spent most of the day struggling to find a decent feature picture in Florence, Ore. This is normally an easy task. Florence has the dunes, the beach, lakes, parks, and plenty of people doing things outdoors. A storm hit and everyone stayed indoors. The sky was white. I decided to wait until the sun went down. This is the image I sent. It shows the marina on the Siuslaw River as seen from the boardwalk on Bay Street.
Technical Info: I shot this on a Canon 20D with a 24/1.4 lens at 800 asa. I put the white balance on tungsten and underexposed it by almost 2 stops to give it a saturated cool tone look. In photoshop I clipped the shadows and highlights. I lightened the boats in curves using the history tool, darkened the sky and ran Velvia Vision over it for contrast and saturation.
>I've updated galleries on my website
This is my wedding website but I have other galleries as well. I've just added a Daily Newspaper Assignments gallery and updated my Sports Gallery. You can also see my Wedding Gallery and my Portrait Gallery
>Seeing in the Dark
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I thought it would be interesting to do a little photo essay showing how things look so different at night. I will publish it on the shortest day of the year. I will shoot more in the next week or so.
>Marty on Stage at the WOW Hall on Dec. 3.
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I promise this will be the last Soldier's post for awhile, but after all that I figured I should at put a photo of them up.
>Soldiers' Story
Here's a story Lewis Taylor and did from our trip to Portland when the Rock n' Soldiers played at the Crystal Ballroom.
>Rock n' Roll Soldiers photo gallery
>SportsShooter.com - Special Gallery
Here's a gallery from my trip to L.A. with the Rock n' Soliders.
>Mosh Pit at the Rock n' Soldiers
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I've been following a young band since this March. I went to L.A. with reporter Lewis Taylor and we followed them to the rehearsal studio and around town. They were back in Eugene, December 2, at the WOW Hall. I shot this photo from the stage of a kid surfingthe mosh pit.
>One more place to find me.
>Oregon Wedding Photojournalist Association
I just joined this website. You'll see my name toward the bottom of the list. Click on the "www" for a link to my website.
>Burfield's Blog - Everything you were thinking but afraid to say
>100% uptime guaranteed. (Between reboots)
Jason Burfield built Sportsshooter.com and that gives him the right to say anything he wants about it. He's just smart enough to say it on his blog.
>Take a look...every day.
>This is a site that has a new photo on it's home page every day. Hence the name. Not only are there a ton of portfolio and picture story galleries, the associated blog is really good for finding good sites related to photography.
>Free candy canes with the purchase of a $49 tree.
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Man, that is a deal! Free candy canes! I would tell you where but I don't want to ruin a good thing. It's like a favorite fishing hole.
Cole and Greta won't even tell.
>SportsShooter.com - Member Page
>SportsShooter.com - member: Thomas Boyd
This site has several of my photo galleries and I update it regularly with new photos. Check back or sign up for updates.
>Appreciating Christmas
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I've studied parenting very carefully I've found that children should have to work for everything they get. Not only did I have them water this tree every week I had them trim it every summer. Today I had them cut it down with a nail file and drag it over 400 yards to the truck.
They will appreciate Christmas whether they want to or not. They will thank me later.
>Double-truck!
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This photo from the Oregon State v. USC game was published in the Nov. 22, 2004 issue of ESPN The Magazine. It ran double-truck in the Zoom section.
>The first post
>Yep. My first blog post. This is a test really. So cut me slack. I promise to be back later with some seriously witty stuff. The pressure to do so is overwhelming.