A short walk on Panama City Beach near the city pier.
This doggie didn’t quite know what to think of his first beach experience.
Author Archives: Shaun Saxon
Scott and Amanda are two very fun and interesting people — and an even more amazing couple. I really enjoyed doing their engagement session and worked hard to capture their shared chemistry and the beauty of the day.
Speaking of hard work, Amanda is a talented singer/songwriter who has recorded three albums and toured numerous times. I’m a big fan of her music. Check it out at Amanda Garrigues.com.
I offer them a hearty congratulations and can’t wait to photograph their wedding in August!
Also see the slideshow.
We went out for seafood last night (oysters and gumbo), and I captured a few images between bites.
I’m really excited about my new Miata MX-5! It’s a top-down dream that handles like a Formula One racer. I look forward to some enthralling driving adventures.
Pedestrians and drivers share asphalt thoroughfares in downtown Providence, Rhode Island.
Riderless Jet Skis wait out the strong storms that brought heavy rain and tornadoes for three days during our trip to visit family in the panhandle.
A Regional Transit System bus hurries toward Century Tower in the heart of the University of Florida campus. Captured with my iPhone camera.
I captured this image on horseback as we were crossing a stream in the Andrew Molera State Park near Big Sur, California. The ride took us through mountain passes, across beautiful meadows, on the edge of steep ravines, and down along a magnificent secluded beach.
Here’s a portrait made with my new Rosco gels. I chose a blue gel for the rear strobe and shot it through horizontal wood blinds from the outside.
I tell my wife that if you want to provide instant cool to a movie just add motorcycles and helicopters. No helos in this post, but we do have some really cool motorcycles. I shot these AMA and CSS racers running practice laps at the JenningsGP circuit in North Florida. I love motorcycle roadracing; it’s a great sport that demands supreme skill and courage. With serious lean angles and triple-digit speeds, it’s one of the ultimate tests of man and machine. No roll cages for these guys!
I like getting the opportunity to shoot for a variety of clients and subjects. I think it makes a well-rounded photographer with the experience to handle any situation. Want some killer bridal portraits on a speeding motorcycle? No problem.
Kyra got a guitar for Christmas.
…and a knitted beret.
