Showing posts with label studio portraits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label studio portraits. Show all posts

Friday, April 30, 2010

Portrait Series I

In the next few weeks I'm going to show a series of portraits I took of high school students.  The photographs show their reactions when asked a question or given a school scenario.  The results show their emotions, telling a lot about who they are and what they think.


-- You're suspicious of what a fellow student has told you.  You don't want to look gullible.
-- You're embarrassed after you found out you have been deceived and can't believe it's happened again.
-- You're angry and want revenge.

Saturday, September 13, 2008

Characterizations


The portrait is a wonderful thing. Probably my most favorite assignments are portraits. The photographic possibilities are endless. You can shoot in the studio, in a chosen environmental, get close or pull back. Revealing the character of a person is what it's all about. Being able to capturing their mood or showing an emotion inspires me to keep shooting.

Fortunately many of my assignments are portrait related. The wide range of personalities and the variety of advertising concepts produced by clients keeps it all fresh. There's always a different way of portraying an individual. Capturing the character of a person is what keeps me in photography.