Photography Project comments

I worked on portraits in one of my photography classes and had recruited one of my fellow classmates to participate in a series of images.  He was quite the animated person that shows up in the following image:

He was fun to work with and this inspired me to work as a portrait photographer for about a year and a half.

The series that I had worked on failed.  I had come across this image today while looking for some other images.  I think I would like to revive this project and see if I can make the series work again.  I have to do a bit of research first before I plan this out again.   I had a hard time locating models last time, but I have a few guys that I work with that may be willing to help me out! There was not much to setting up the session, so the cost should be minimal and I hope that everyone donates their time. 

When I look at this image, there is so much that I see, but I am going to put this out for others to give me some ideas of what they see when they look at this image....so, comment back to me your thoughts!

Have a great afternoon!

Having fun

Yesterday was the second day of my new job that I am in love with, especially since I will be working as a photographer for the non-profit studio. We are participating in a project called Blank Canvas. We were paired into teams of our expertise, given a stipend and told to make it happen! While out shooting pictures for our project, I also got to shoot some images of my own.

I am hooked on TTV, and I think I have a new partner in crime for this style of photography! The other photographer that I work with loved TTV and said that it was quite addicting!

I love railroad tracks, I spent many summers walking down them to the local swimming pool with my brother and friends (yes I know that it is a dangerous activity, but when I was a kid we did a lot of things that would make the parents of today hair stand on end!). There was a set on the waterfront that we went to yesterday, so I set down the viewfinder to take a few shots (we were directly facing the sun) and it made for some interesting shots!


Have a great rest of the weekend!