Many photographers specialize in one style of photography. They often zero in on portrait, family, street, or landscape photography. I’m a dabbler at heart, always have been, except my dabbling is fairly serious, because I want to be really good at whatever interests me. Here are some examples of photography styles I’ve been exploring lately. HopeContinue reading “One Lens, Many Styles”
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Capturing Worlds
Meet Esther Duterte. She is the founder of Talent Hound. An agency that delivers recruiting services with a genuine H2H touch. Esther hired me to create photos for use on the agency’s Home and About pages. It’s always gratifying to make images of business pros in urban landscapes. Away from backdrops, gray, black, or otherwise.Continue reading “Capturing Worlds”
Eyes like Exotic Insects
A neighbor’s niece was visiting from out of town. We were introduced. Hello. Hi. Your eyes, I said. Yeah, I know, she replied. They’re amazing. Yeah, I know. Confidence, you got to love it. Can I take your picture, I asked. Yeah. Great. In the shade of our backyard, She sat in front of theContinue reading “Eyes like Exotic Insects”
Photography as Rorschach Test?
Photography is influenced by psychology in a big way. Take a look at these images, Which I created over the last four years. From image to image, the similarities are striking, right? One person, not two—or more. Face and eyes are largely hidden from view. Shoulders or backsides get a lot of play. Ratio ofContinue reading “Photography as Rorschach Test?”