Jewelry by Foundry by M
Model Olivia Rogers
My first shoot for 2012! Thanks to Maria Storman for allowing use to use her creations and Olivia for me such a great subject!!
Jewelry by Foundry by M
Model Olivia Rogers
My first shoot for 2012! Thanks to Maria Storman for allowing use to use her creations and Olivia for me such a great subject!!
I found this very useful article on web browsers and managed colors spaces. I get asked by new photographers that go out and shoot go home and edit there images and upload the images to web to only find there colors muted. Most online tools strip out the meta data out of images. Well first what is this “metadata”? The short answer is data that is not visual, like the make and model of the camera, inforamtion added after the image was created like the location and key words. You can find more info here (http://www.photometadata.org/)
Sometimes when I shoot an image I not happy with the result. Over time and as my skills evolve I sometimes revisit older images and re-edit them to see if I can achieve the look and feel I was attempting in the first place. Here is am example of a rework of an older image that I did some fixing to remove distracting elements. The model is Kerri Taylor Enjoy!!!
This is a 180 degree panoramic shot from Ballard Park over looking the Intracoastal Way Way near the Eau Gallie Causeway. The timing was a trick to catch the sun peeking over the horizon. The trick is to get enough light but not so much you leave half of the shot under or over exposed. I thinking of printing this out for a wall mural.
This is some of the images I shot this month when I was hired to shoot a wedding. I try to shoot creatively and using as much light style and little post work to get to my final image. The shots I use a single strobe and the setting sun to create a mood, very little work was done in post. The real trick is mixing strobe light and sun light, what makes it a challenge is the setting sun and the color shift as it fall over the horizon.
Primary Flight took place during Art Basel 2010 in Miami’s around the Wynwood Arts District. Graffiti & Street artists took over the wall of the Wynwood Arts District with permission of the building owners. It was an epic event, I had a bit of an apprehension to being in Miami industrial district at night. I have to say I was wrong, the area was crawling with artist everywhere, the air had a good vibe. Every one was very chill and in to the scene. I was jaw dropped over the work I saw, it was amazing to meet and talk to people from around the world that had come to Miami to take a can of spray paint to a wall.
This images are shot with a Canon 5D MK II, I used a number of techniques to get the shots. I want to capture the interaction of the artist and their work