Juxtaposition is the theme for week 39. Unlike many of the techniques explored in DuChemin’s “The Visual Toolbox” this one is less technical and more content driven. It’s not about camera settings or even about composition and how you place elements within a frame. It is about what is in the frame itself. Juxtaposition is...
On of the great joys I have in this little business I run is that I get to see family dynamics of all shapes and kinds. I get to act as a small, if sometimes sort of bossy, fly on the wall while mothers encourage daughters and fathers joke with sons and husbands sneak glances...
I love week 38 because I LOVE negative space. I’m kind of a “less is more” sort of girl in general and I feel that often comes through in my photography, particularly when shooting still life or landscape. I love the feeling of smallness and isolation negative space can give. The following image was taken...
This was such a fun family session. Seriously, I’m pretty sure my face was a bit sore from all the laughing I did. As a photographer, sometimes one of the most challenging parts of shooting is getting people to act naturally and to forget (or at least ignore) the big, black box that goes ‘click’....
When I met Jennifer to discuss a couples shoot with her husband she was kind, and thoughtful, but quiet. Quiet in a way I knew and understood quite well, myself as my husband and I spent much courtship (and engagement) in different parts of the country. For the time, due to their jobs, Jennifer and her...
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