Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Jensen times 2
These girls are to die for , so cute and well behaved... they took all the hard work out of shooting kids. You almost have to wrestling kids down and trying to bribe them with candy to get anything decent of them. It's crazy that 2 sisters can look so differently.
Friday, February 20, 2009
Urban Streets
Once again if it weren't for my buddy Kurt, calling and pestering me about going out with him to shoot I never would have captured any of these images, so thanks Kurt.
Sticking to the basics we headed out and tried to just go to the streets and find what we could find and it was a tough one because it was one of those things were we only had a while to shoot so it almost felt a little forced you know? We ended up getting a couple pretty good shots I think.
Under the train bridge where all of the homeless people live.

I saw this lady above in the fabric store and i wanted to hang out until she came out. I love that track suit! I wonder if she made it?

I think that most people feel really uncomfortable when they see you taking pictures of them. I guess that's why they make zoom lenses huh?

Thursday, February 5, 2009
Timp
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Texture 101
So my buddy Kurt has a photography class that he is taking and his first assignment was texture. I wanted to do some of the assignments with him so he so kindly invited me along. Texture is a pretty basic thing really, you can find some sort of texture on pretty much anything you can find and that is why I love going back to the basics. I think my eye has changed since I have progressed in my photography, and not necessarily for the better or worse... it has just changed. Doing this type of assignment forces me to shoot things I wouldn't normally shoot in my everyday life, so it stretches me in a sense. We went to a couple different locations but it was kind of hard to find different things, because the first thing that pops into my mind when I think of texture is wood, or metal, or brick so it was a bit of a challenge thinking of locations.

same glass different views
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