Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Follow the light
Like many photographers I often depend on mother nature to light a scene and having the ability to know where and when the sun is going to set is essential. Here is a way to tell how long before the sun is going to set. It's a trick I've used since long before the smartphone revolution and the availability of software like Sunseeker.
It works like this... by holding your arm out at full extension and folding your hand inward in front of the horizon. The number of fingers between the horizon and the sun will tell you how long (approx) until it sets. Each finger representing about 15min... It actually works pretty good and makes you look like some sort of Navajo tracker.
It works like this... by holding your arm out at full extension and folding your hand inward in front of the horizon. The number of fingers between the horizon and the sun will tell you how long (approx) until it sets. Each finger representing about 15min... It actually works pretty good and makes you look like some sort of Navajo tracker.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Baja 500
Some sights from Mexico while shooting the Baja 500 for a soon to be finished short film.
Broken exhaust pipe "Es no Prahlem!"
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Men's Journal
Dakar feature story in the June issue of Men's Journal. A great story written by Jonathan Miles who traveled with Darren Skilton's 2012 class winning team.
On your local newsstand now!
On your local newsstand now!
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Winner Winner, Taco Dinner
The 2012 Mexican 1000 rally:
• 1237 miles
• 8 Stage victories (out of 8)
• !st in class ( VJ- 1977 and earlier 108" wheelbase 4x4) closest competitor over 2 hours behind
• 14th overall (vintage)
Full story by Art Eugenio HERE
Photos © Boyd Jaynes and Bink Designs
• 1237 miles
• 8 Stage victories (out of 8)
• !st in class ( VJ- 1977 and earlier 108" wheelbase 4x4) closest competitor over 2 hours behind
• 14th overall (vintage)
Full story by Art Eugenio HERE
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| Here I describe the near barrel roll after hitting a concrete culvert |
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| The A-Team |
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| Leo is NOT dressed up... |
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| Jim Riley |
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| Mouse McCoy |
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| Jim Riley and Rick Johnson |
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| Greg Tracy in retro character |
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| Drivers meeting at the Mexicali bullring |
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| Air cleaners drying in our hotel kitchen |
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| Yes that is mud in my teeth. |
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| Brian Godfrey, co driver, navigator, team manager and entertainment director... |
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| The Baja Social Club |
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| You haven't seen a fireworks show until they are lit off right over your head like at the Cabo Azul |
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| The payoff... Cinco de Mayo at the MEcabo |
Thursday, April 12, 2012
2013 SRT VIPER
Autoweek got the exclusive to be the first to publish photos of the new Viper. We only had a couple of hours to shoot in a closed warehouse and weren't allowed to take it into the daylight...
And a video of the shoot:
Untitled from Boyd Jaynes on Vimeo.
And a video of the shoot:
Untitled from Boyd Jaynes on Vimeo.
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