I have a lot of respect for photographers.   I don't consider myself one at all, but every now-and-then, I get the chance to do a few shoots.  Erykah and Ricky are getting married in 2011 and we were in Fells Point in Baltimore and I captured some pics for them. Enjoy. To see the entire set visit my Flickr site.

Rajkumar Dixit is a pastor, author and church branding expert.  He is currently the associate pastor of New Hope Church in Fulton, Maryland.   He blogs often so check his site out Rajkumar Dixit.com.

I recently worked with JAR Media on Loves Composition-Jared and Anika's wedding trailer video.   We shot the video  in Old Town Ellicott City, Maryland.  We shot the train sequence by Ellicott City Station and it was a great place to film the interviews and for some great b-roll.

We had the opportunity to complete a web site for Howell Funeral Home located in Baltimore, Maryland. It is the first funeral home web site project we have completed and we learned a lot about the funeral home industry as a result of this project. The site was moved from a static html web site to Wordpress, one of our favorite CMS due to flexibility. Thanks to Karen Miller (Karen Miller Consulting)  for helping facilitate this project and to Dave Cavins for design and implementation and C. Spencer Anderson who provided the photos for the site.

We recently completed intro videos for the United Christian Artists Association's Legends Ball.   We completed thirteen total videos for the project. Below is the intro video for singer Wintley Phipps.   Click here to view all of the videos.

I had the opportunity to volunteer on December 12th for an organization called Help-Portrait.  Help Portrait is a movement of photographers who are using their time, equipment and expertise to give back to those who are less fortunate during the holiday season. The Baltimore session was organized by Mike and Aaron  of Carbon Copy Cartel and it went extremely well.  This  work was gratifying and I felt a sense of community and energy that is hard to describe. This is one of many videos from the day that I shot. A short video from the Baltimore Help-Portrait event. Shot with Canon 7D. Photo by Geoffrey S. Baker of Oellaworks

I wanted to try my hand at a time-lapse video with my Canon 7D.  So here are the tools/gear I used: Camera: Canon 7D Lens: EF17-40mm f/4L USM Remote: Canon Timer Remote Controller TC-80N3 Quicktime 7 Final Cut Pro 7 I will do a screencast of my post production workflow soon. Hat tip to Philip Bloom for doing such good tutorials.