Showing posts with label Lauren. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lauren. Show all posts

Thursday, July 17, 2008

Portfolio Outtakes













Choosing photos for a final RCC portfolio is more difficult than one might think. It's all too easy to second guess and third guess and listen to other people and change your mind and change your mind again and then find some old photos that might be better etc. etc. Here are some shots that didn't make it to the final selection and haven't appeared here before. Felt like they deserved to see the light of day. Perhaps I'm just emotionally attached, it's true.

Thursday, September 27, 2007

Fashion in Greensboro







This is my wonderful friend Lauren who was kind enough to model for me on a 95 degree day in Greensboro. Not only is she beautiful, but Lauren has a fun personality and an impeccable sense of style which made my job easier than it might have been otherwise. Our assignment was to produce ten photos for an aspiring model's portfolio showing a variety of warrobe changes and locations. It was somewhat insane in the limited time we had, but in the end was lots of fun and actually reminded me that even as lowly second year photography students, we might be capable of more than we think.

Lifestyle Assignment



This is one of my shots from our Lifesyle Assignment in Commercial. We had to shoot natural looking shots of people with computers. The shots were supposed to show an interaction between the subjects and present a pleasant, "lifestyle" sort of mood. For this particular shot I used mostly natural light with a soft box off to the right side as fill. "Mystery", the neighbor's cat, only wanted to hang out for a few shots, but we managed to pull off a few before he left.



Another shot from our Lifestyle Assignment. One of the objectives was to get a clear image on the computer screen, which can slow down your shutter speed dramatically. For this shot I had a softbox set up at the top of the stairs pointing down on my models and natural light coming through the windows. Many thanks to Harvey and Lauren who were charming and patient, as always.