I sold my Tokina 12-24 f4 and purchased the new Tokina 11-16 f2.8 this past month. I loved the 12-24, but it was just too slow with a max aperture of f4. The new 11-16 is both wider and faster, and is just a solidly built as the 12-24. I shot this photo on my way home from work last week, it’s a public boat slip on the wicomico river.

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New Lens
Published April 28, 2009 collective work Leave a CommentTags: 11-16, D300, f2.8, Maryland, Nikon, River, Soutern maryland, tokina, Wicomico
Easter Proofs
Published April 22, 2009 collective work , greg keysar Leave a CommentTags: easter, easter sunday, Family, PHOTOGRAPHY, Portraits, sunday
Working on a logo for Peach Fuzz [handmade cloth diapers]. Still in the development stages — comments/thoughts are quite welcome.
design is my drive
Published November 28, 2008 brian yohn , collective work , project 3 Leave a CommentTags: brian yohn, design, drive, mixed media
I’m hoping the holidays yeild time to do some personal work. At least enough time to post a few new things on this blog in hopes of generating enough interest so I don’t feel like I’m typing to myself.

Nikon D70, Nikkor 80-200, Tamron 1.4x extender, ISO 200, 280mm, f/3.5, 1/1000 sec.

Project 2 entry by Greg Keysar
Nikon D70, Tokina 12-24, ISO 200, 12mm, f/4.0, 26.0 sec
so pretty much this blog has lived up to its name. in an effort to pick it back up…
here is the next project parameter: drive
no deadline this time. monthly parameters will continue, but the deadlines are falling by the wayside.
Distant City Lights
Published June 17, 2008 collective work , paul keysar , project 1 2 CommentsTags: night, oil, painting, paul keysar
dark day, cold night
Published June 14, 2008 brian yohn , collective work , project 2 2 CommentsTags: bird, brian yohn, night, photograph
Both of these pieces came about after I found a young bird dead in our house. Our cat, Smokey, was kind enough to, not only give us this fine present, but also drag it all over the downstairs of our house, tearing a fair amount of his feathers out. It was pretty sad to see such a young bird lying lifeless on the floor.
“Dark Day”
photograph + photoshop
14″ x 10″
“Cold Night”
photograph + photoshop + text (written by me)
14″ x 10″
Text reads: The last of his warm breath withered away into the crisp night. He took his first and last flight into the shadow-filled woods, to be consumed by the land that raised him.









