Dustin Diaz Photography

I pulled this one out from Cam & Lisa's wedding set. I don't know who it is, but I like this man's expression.

I did, however, catch many other moments just like this during the wedding, but for some reason this one stuck out to me and I thought I'd share it.

Erin and I are delivering their photos to them tonight — our hope is that they'll like what they see :)

235/365. Got time to wait for tomorrow — To find it, to find it, to find it ~ Stone Temple Pilots (Plush)

Alas I've returned from the weekend. and if you were wondering, I still managed to take photos each day despite not remembering even taking them. I just knew that I needed to shoot something before stumbling back to the bedroom for sleepy times.

Anyway, here's me in our studio. And for those wondering, those aren't new shoes, I just decided they fit a little better than my Nikes.

And one small piece of news, Erin and I will be visiting London and Paris near the end of September. That means Julius, look out! We're comin' your way!

K. Follow the light...

setup, camera, strobist info: see here

185/365. ... just a man with something to prove... slightly bored and severely confused ~ Postal Service (Sleeping in) — Meet Robert

Robert is a swell and fantastic guy. He's a do-gooder and maker of awesomeness. This includes visual design, music, and witty banter. My only hope is that the day he decides to publish a music album, that Erin and I get to shoot the cover art. His music reminded me of The Postal Service — just without vocals. It's really that good.

The quote, too, is fitting, if you knew him.

Anyhow, today was supposedly American Independence Day. We skipped out on any parties and had some champagne of our own. It was fun.

Finally, don't miss out on the other photo from the same night of Erin and May-Li. See that here.

Alright you strobist junkies...

setup, camera, strobist info: see here

152/365. Untitled
(get a little personal)

Tonight, it's all about the subject. And before taking this photo, I literally drew blank of ideas. I grabbed my strobist bag and walked off into the city with my wife's 5D2 (thanks again love) feeling lost, tired, and uninspired.

After having fully set up, this guy (in photo) stumbled upon my scene. Since he was rather interested in what I was doing, I asked if he could be my model. I took a single shot — and this is it. The rest is up to you to interprit.

Lastly, there was no time to capture the scene... it was one of the moments where you just had to be there — so there, happy strobist info vacation :) relax a little and just enjoy a good photograph. Cheers!
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