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in the above image we have a business head shot that I shot the other day. The reason this is the photo of the week is because in the above image I tried a different technique other than my regular method of shooting a business portrait. This time I used only one light, rather than four, and a reflector. And I must say, I think it turned out great! The image was shot at 200iso at 1/125 @ f4.8 and I'm proud to say that this image is straight out of the box, no photoshop adjustments.
In the above image we have a portrait from a wedding I shot last summer. The image was shot at iso 200, f/16 @ 1/125. I usually like to use a smaller aperture like f/16-22 on bright sunny days at this particular location. It helps bring both the couple and the temple into a fairly wide depth of field. And with the help of a fill and a team of reflectors we get the photo of the week.
It seems like ages since I've posted anything on here. Again, I'm sorry for not posting on a regular basis. I'll try better this year =)In the above images we have a before and after sample of a photoshop job I did for a loyal customer. I'm kinda proud of the final result, so I thought I'd share it with you. Restoration work is one of my favorite things to do in photoshop. So if any of you out there have anything you would like restored, I would be more than happy to do it.
You probably recognize this family by now. They not only appear in my portfolio on a regular basis, they're also my best clients. The image was shot at 1/1000 @ 400iso. In Photoshop I adjusted the color and levels to my liking, add a great brick wall, a cute couple and an adorable toddler... and you have the photo of the week.
I'm a slacker, I know. It's been kinda crazy at the photo lab.For this week, the photo is one of my personal favorites. It's simple and beautiful.
I'm sorry, I haven't posted a photo for a couple of weeks now. So here is one I shot just this evening. Tonight I had the opportunity to shoot James & Karen! It always makes my job easy to shoot such fun people. I'll try to post some photos from their session a little later, so check back for that. Until then... enjoy!
