1956 Packard This is Chris with his 1956 Packard. We were able to get some nice photos in spite of the rain. This was a luxury automobile in its time. With a push-button transmission and torsion bar suspension, it was smooooth! And nothing like a V8 engine when you have Read more…
Some different portraits. Sometimes horses are like 8 years olds, especially when you are trying to photography them. They don’t stop moving. I was taking some photos of a friend’s boys years ago. They were 5 and 7. Mom was in the studio trying as she might to get them Read more…
Antonio and I met and became friends when I was at my son’s wedding recently. I immediately wanted to photograph him when we met. Later when he was wearing the hat, well, that clinched it. Here are three from the shoot. That overcast northern California weather at the time was Read more…
My Friend Gerry I asked my friend Gerry a while back if I could do some photos with him. He has a great look. Setting it up last week, he said that we’d better hurry up; who knows how long he will be around. [read more] Gerry is in his mid Read more…
Dramatic Portraiture The world, if not exactly getting back to normal, is at least to the point where one can function more naturally. With that I’m taking portraits again. My happy place. Perfect lighting here most evenings and lots of space. Last couple of photo shoots, I’ve been using an Read more…
Dramatic Portrait I was getting revved up last Fall to do more portraits. I had viewed a bunch of videos done by . Excellent course available on ProEdu.com if you are interested. There is no shortage of material on Youtube and elsewhere for learning studio photography and lighting. My learning Read more…
Some Self Portraits Hacking around in the studio. I would love to be taking photos of someone different every day but alas the powers that be in this day and age will not allow it … So, here are a couple of self portraits done in a studio environment. Thank Read more…
Studio Headshots and Senior Portraits – Portrait or Landscape? The standard for years for individual portrait photos is vertical. Particularly headshots for actors and actresses. With the advent of the internet and the wide computer screen, it is often more attractive to go with a horizontal exposure. There are Read more…
