A few from a recent session with two wonderful young men. These were for fun - the senior portraits will follow this summer.
Nice ones Cliff. I always like to look at your stuff. i know it's going to be professional looking. A rare treat around here!!!!
Looks like you went to school with Glyn Dewis on this set.
Nice grunge effect as well.
I gotta do another one of these!
Russ
PalePictures wrote:
Nice ones Cliff. I always like to look at your stuff. i know it's going to be professional looking. A rare treat around here!!!!
Looks like you went to school with Glyn Dewis on this set.
Nice grunge effect as well.
I gotta do another one of these!
Russ
Russ - Thanks. I taught Glyn everything he knows. Oh wait...that was Glenda. Glenda Davis...never could keep them straight. :-)
CaptainC wrote:
A few from a recent session with two wonderful young men. These were for fun - the senior portraits will follow this summer.
Nice photos Capt C, I always enjoy seeing how your postings reflect your guidance and tuition for others. Thanks for posting.
Excellent inspiration. My youngest son works out and this would reflect his world. Great Photos, thanks for sharing
Great photos CaptnC. you are definitely one of the best. Your website is great. Your work inspires me.
After seeing your work, I took down my photography sign and decided to spend 2013 working and honing my skills.
I have offered my services free for this year to have plenty of work to practice on. I hope to be ready for 2014.
Thanks for your advice, criticism, and for sharing your work.
In earlier posts, you have mentioned some workshops you have done locally. Please send me a PM for any upcoming workshops and i might just take a trip to colorado.
Your lighting is spectacular. You must develop a special rapport with your clients to bring out those wonderful expressions. Beautiful work.
Photog8 wrote:
Your lighting is spectacular. You must develop a special rapport with your clients to bring out those wonderful expressions. Beautiful work.
Thanks for that. Yes, I LOVE people photography. While I can admire the work of good landscape photographers or some animal stuff, I really find it crushingly boring and I would hang myself before shooting flowers.
With people, I can figure out the lighting for them, engage with them, take the challenge of getting the best from them, and everyone is different. Oh yeah - flowers don't PAY you to take their pictures. :-)
Unfortunately it does take a few thousand $ in lighting gear to get this look.
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