Las Vegas Portrait, Beauty, Boudoir and Cultural Photography
Vision, imagination and creativity – the most important tools in the photographer’s toolbox. Always has been, always will be. These tools are the reason why a photographer might be able to make an amazing image with the cheapest gear. The strongest photos come from what’s between our ears and in our hearts. Since these elements …
Passion. It’s what fuels anything I’ve ever been good at. If I’m not passionate about something, I might be proficient, but the drive is not there. I’m very aware of the level of passion I have for different things I photograph. As with any of us, certain things will click with us. Other things will …
Night photography. My favorite time to shoot has always been at night. Whether it’s been photo shoots or being out on the street capturing moody scenes, there’s something special to me about the night. It’s sexier, there’s more mystery. The shadows, the lights, the contrast. It’s just more interesting. I feel a stronger sense of …
I was looking through some images today and it occurred to me that some of the shots I was looking were of things that aren’t there anymore. Vegas is a town where that can easily be the case. It’s actually one of my least things I like about Vegas. I love cities that still have …
Photographing Something Different Photographing something different. Something that isn’t my usual stuff. This is a bit of a followup to the last article I posted. Doing something different with my photography to keep things interesting; to help keep me motivated and to help me keep enjoying being a photographer. The Las Vegas International Horse Show …
I don’t think of myself as a landscape photographer. I’ll often go out on day road trips with my friend, Garrett (who is a great landscape photographer, btw), but my intent on these outings isn’t really about coming back with some great photos. I just like to get out in the fresh air; maybe do …
After spending over three years with this camera and lenses, I’ll share my thoughts and talk to you about using gear that helps you get into the “Zone.”
I’ve been wanting to put together a book for a long, long time. Usually at the beginning of each year I would think something to the effect of, “Hmmm, maybe I’ll do a book this year.” Well, each year would come and go, sans-book. This year is different. I’m proud to say that I finally …
One of my favorite types of photography is photographing people. Being able to work with, and connect with someone else to create beautiful, and hopefully powerful images. It’s so rewarding. That being said, not everyone is comfortable in front of a camera. Actually it’s kind of interesting to me; the more ubiquitous cameras are, in …
