Different looks from a single photo shoot using strobe light, ambient light, and black and white film.
Read MoreDifferent Looks in a Single Session: A Photo Shoot Narrative
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Not According to Plan: A Photo Shoot Narrative
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It's a little daunting when things don't turn out according to plan when doing a photo shoot. But, instead of giving in to frustration, I choose to think quickly and go with the simplest solution that comes to mind.
Read MoreStaying the Course During Portrait Sessions
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On this post, I'm sharing two sets of portraits I took of Camden; they're nearly 45 minutes apart from each other.
Read MoreOvercoming Shortcomings In Low Light Photography
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Recognizing limitations is a form of progress, and doing the work despite any shortcoming embodies determination.
Read MorePortraits on a Grassy Field
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I met with Katherine to take some portraits on a hot summer morning. With scattered clouds in the sky, we were able to produce images under different lighting conditions.
Read MoreMidtown Stroll
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Learning to forget about the camera brings better focus to the subject
Read MoreMy New Approach to Black and White Photography
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Converting digital files to black and white images started to feel stale. It became a technique to ‘‘fix‘ photographs that somehow were feeling weak or needed too much editing.
Read MoreStrong and Soft: A Photo Shoot Narrative
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These days I’m paying extra attention to things like color harmony and the quality of light, and the cool thing about working with a camera is that it pushes me to work harder at pre-visualization.
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