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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…
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…
We had talked about doing a shoot almost two years ago, but hadn’t actually had the opportunity until recently. Lisa is an awesome person with no modeling experience, but she still made my job easy. We wandered around the Ulm…
I have a tendency to overbook myself when I come to Portland. Obviously, I want to spend as much time as possible with family, but there are other people I need to see when I’m here, too. My three favorite…
I’ve been trying to come up with a metal-themed print for the wall of my buddy’s office building. I shot trains, random abstract metal, and anything else I could think of, but none of them really impressed me. Then I…
Back in 2011, I shot Malala’s senior photos: This week I had the opportunity to get her in front of my camera again. Hopefully, we’ll find time to do more shoots when I’m in Portland.
I'm not what you'd call a *family* photographer. But every now and then, friends ask me to take their family portraits. And who can say no to friends? I admit I had a great time shooting this group. It was cold, and the light was flat, but we perservered.
Ashlee and Kayla wanted to do a crazy makeup shoot, and I needed to test out the new Sony A7ii, so we got together to experiment. I turned my family room into a studio and we started shooting.
A quick morning photoshoot with Meagan. More images after the jump.