Today, I went downstairs to the Atlanta-Journal Constitution‘s photo studio to set up the lights and make sure everything would work smoothly for a shoot this afternoon.
The assigning editor, Kent, walked me down to the studio because I don’t have a key (yet). Once I was in there by myself, I realized a pretty hefty problem: I didn’t have a model for testing the lights.
So I set the camera on self-timer, set it up on a stool (couldn’t find a tripod) and modeled. For myself.
Rita Reed would not be proud. This is before I remembered to set my shutter speed to 1/250 so it would sync correctly.
Then I decided that if I was going to be in the studio by myself and modeling for myself, I might as well have fun. So I pulled out a trampoline I found earlier, and… well, you know.
Jump!
Anyone who knows me knows I love jumping, and jumping photos.
And you know what? I’m not the only one.
Words and Light 
I love to jump too! I don’t have much experience taking jumping photos though, but it looks fun 🙂
I miss your jumping photos from #pcf10. These look really good.
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