Las Vegas Portrait, Beauty, Boudoir and Cultural Photography
A while back I did a post on someone who’s become one of my favorite photographers, Saul Leiter. The post was on his early color work, which is amazing. (the work, not necessarily the post 😉 ) When I first started studying Saul’s photography it was his color work that really stood out to me. That …
Last night was Christmas Eve. It was a little cold out, and a bit of a breeze was blowing but I still felt like getting out for a walk. I decided to go downtown just to see what a Vegas Christmas Eve looked like down there. Although there were a few people in this shot, as one …
Just wanting to wish everyone a wonderful holiday season this year! I hope you’re all safe (disclaimer: not to stop anyone’s fun or anything, just sayin’), healthy (see previous disclaimer), happy and can spend time with good friends and family as the year wraps up.
For much of my life I lived in city’s that had cloud formations that were more smooth and misty. I guess because I was closer to coastlines. When I moved to Nevada I was really blown away by how cool the cloud formations could be here. Over the past couple of days I’ve been lucky …
Henri Cartier-Bresson’s book, The Decisive Moment. Several people have asked me about this book. Well.. I love it! If you are a fan of his work or just appreciate this kind of work, you probably will too. They (Steidl) have done a nice job with the reprinting of this book. This is the first copy …
I got a chance to get out last night and do a little street shooting downtown. It’s December but the temperature wasn’t too bad and it felt great to get out! Photography is all about light and shadows and most photographers prefer more light as opposed to less. Might be just a phase but I’m …
Played around a little more with video tonight. I wanted to see how much of a shallow depth of field I could get without needing someone to do follow focus with the camera.
