The Noir Flair
April 10, 2017
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Noir style portrait - some refer to it as the classic Hollywood style.
It’s a high contrast image shot with one light making the subject blend into the background. An additional low light can be used to make your subject stand out from the background but still with a low key flair. Normally the image is in black & white, which gives it that classi...
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Marketing emotion
January 31, 2017
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Which presentation is better?
What is your feeling or emotion while looking at the same product but in a different composition?
It’s the same acoustic guitar in both photos; however they are presented in extreme differences.
The first photo has much more color, depth and has that country guitar feel to it because of the surrounding. I get a fe...
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Diminishing perspective at a low angle.
December 11, 2016
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Diminishing pers pective at a low angle.
If you ever have some free time to shoot without an assignment, just for fun, with lots of subjects, check out a nearby city. In my case Philadelphia, It’s where I go and it has lots of subjects.
I’m like a tourist in my own city. I sometimes feel like a bobble head doll. I am always looking for that sho...
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Kicking off a new lesson
November 20, 2016
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One thing for sure, working with professional models is great. They know how to move and pose without hesitation they can switch from one mood to the extreme. It’s amazing to me no matter how many times I see it.
During this soccer shoot there were two models interacting so seamless that it was like a dance of emotions, expressions and moods in mo...
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Outboards at rest.
October 22, 2016
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I always stop record time, events and people with my camera when the opportunity presents itself.
During a walk on a pier, I came across these outboard engines, which reminded me of that scene in Star wars where they were selling the robots.
It’s not so much colors as shapes that caught my eye. Like the wires, old decking, gas can along with line...
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