I re-discovered a few images I took several years ago when I lived in Boston. I documented then-Governor Romney at a celebration event for Junior Achievement of Massachusetts. Pin It
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Thank you to Annie, Layla, & Jennie, who all contributed to a non-profit in exchange for holiday portraits of their families!
Task: bring a noir feel to a portrait with the Minneapolis skyline. Solution: off-camera flash to create moody shadows and allow me to stop down on my camera for a darker sky and background. Also vital to this portrait – the right clients. Thanks, Tonya & Emem!
The Guthrie theater can be dark – so dark that even at ISO 3200, there is just not enough light for detail. So, this image is actually a composite of two images – one with Emem holding the flash directed at Tonya, and the second with the situations reversed. I can’t lie – got this idea…
I love the Guthrie theater – it is a world class location for theater, and I admire their commitment to keeping the common spaces public, even as it becomes a more well known place. Because I usually shoot there several times a year, I make it a rule to always find a new way to shoot when…
We were at lunch when Lisa said she might need new headshots. I grabbed my bag and we walked up to Madison’s capitol building for some fun in the late December sun.
An unexpected difficulty of being a wedding photographer: growing close to your clients and their families during the wedding process, and then loosing touch as the years go by. But, luckily, Mandy & Hai had a lovely baby girl, and so I had the pleasure of meeting her and seeing them for a fall portrait…
