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These are strange times. If I were a landscape photographer, I’d be set. But I prefer to photograph people, which is difficult when everyone is supposed to be staying at home. I saw other portrait photographers doing remote photoshoots over…
Dave was my art teacher back when I was a sophomore in high school. He teaches at University of Providence now, and still has a passion for all things creative. Drawing, ceramics, photography–one of the people responsible for driving me…
I ran down to Missoula for the weekend, and ended up doing an impromptu photoshoot at 3am. #5 came out of that shoot. More proof that you don’t need elaborate plans–just pick up the camera and start shooting.
(Almost) teen spirit. Still working through friends and family before moving on to portraits of strangers. Baby steps. You might recognize Mya from the metal-themed (that became a blue-themed) portrait from last year. She’s a trooper.
Sometimes good light just happens. Part of the goal of this project is to force myself to pay attention to light again. It’s easy to get caught up in being busy, so busy that we miss perfect opportunities for a…
Off to a slow start on this 52 Portraits project, but a weekend of ice fishing provided a great opportunity. I couldn’t feel my fingers, the shot isn’t well focused, and I didn’t have my A7R III handy, but it…
It’s that time of year again. Breaking down a few stats from my Lightroom library to see what’s what. I already know I took fewer photos this year–it’s been a weird year for me photographically speaking. This is something I…
I’ve done the 52 week projects before. I’ve done the 365 projects. Most of the time, they were disappointing. I’d realize at the last moment that I hadn’t shot a photo for the week or day and end up just…
This Portland trip has been busier than most, but Kayla and I managed to carve out a couple hours for a quick shoot. It was a gorgeous day in Portland, so the window light was perfect. There’s something to be…