Nathan Diemer

This was created by setting up a bare speedlight 20 feet away, and then putting a metal wall grate in front of the model's face to create the pattern. The image was shot on Kodak Tri-X 400 with a Nikon N80 and Tamron 85mm 1.8 VC. I printed the image onto

This is the culmination of my dreamscape portfolio https://www.natediemerphotography.com Rembrandt lighting via a Yongnuo Speedlight in an octobox. Hair/backlighting via a bare Nikon SB24. Taken with the Tamron 85mm 1.8 VC. I not only took the picture bu

Butterfly lightning via Yongnuo speedlight in an octobox.

Taken at a Rodeo I'm Fort Worth, Texas with the Tamron 85mm 1.8 VC

This is a panorama of 4 vertical Tamron 85mm 1.8 photos merged together.

This is a composite in which I star stacked the sky and also combined multiple exposures for the canyon. There was no moon leaving the canyon extremely dark necessitating a much longer exposure than the sky.

This is a merge of 9 photos using the Tamron 85mm 1.8 VC which combine to create a 100 megapixel image.

This photo was taken from a twentieth story balcony, and was one of the first pictures I took with my DSLR.

This image part of my dreamscape portfolio. I put the model on a stool however once in Photoshop I ended up completely separating her from the background and manually raising her up further and also removing the stool.