My brother had family and friends over his house on Sunday for a cook-out to celebrate the holiday. I shot all afternoon with my Canon 7D. I like to treat family gatherings as event photography - I just like to capture the moment and get good candid shots. As with most photographers, I'm not a fan of the "hey, everyone look over here" shot - there is nothing real or interesting about those...
My Dad in Action - I shot this at ISO 1250 so I could get a real fast shutter speed to freeze the action. I also find that high-ISO's in bright light don't yield that much noise. Its more of a problem when you have lots of shadows in an image.
"Put it There"
My Nephew, Andrew, pouring one out for his niggaz who couldn't be here.
My brother's meats grilling - he brought them from Rochester, NY.
Ryen - enjoying a S'mores
Andrew - enjoying a S'mores
Ryen - making another one
Marshmallow Roasting
This year it was chilly enough for a fire(last year we were burning up without it).
Laura and Craig
Tiki Bokeh
My Brother-in-Law, Andy, playing cornhole
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