Showing posts with label Group. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Group. Show all posts

Monday, June 28, 2010

It's Been A While

It has been a while since I have posted anything. But this does not mean I have not been busy. So what have I been doing, you may be asking yourself. Well, I have been branching out to a different type of photography and clientel...Real Estate! It is fun and interesting and stress free! I do not have to worry about all faces looking at me, coordinating poses or major editting. All I have to do is make sure the house looks great. Do not think that I am not doing portraits anymore; after all, they are my first love! But in the meantime, real estate has become a great way to branch out and keep me behind the camera.


As I said, I am still doing portraits and was more than eager to do group shots of some adorable girls recently. We had a fantastic time and I was so impressed with how well they all did as a group. I hope they enjoy their pictures as much as I do.

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Primitive Circus

Every shoot is unique. Not one shot exactly the same as the next. And for me, today's shoot was no exception. I typically do photoshoots of children and families, but today I had the amazing opportunity to do something different - I got to shoot a music group! Primitive Circus is a local band here in the Tri-Cities and they are pretty entertaining. When I heard that they were looking for a photographer, I jumped at the chance. The tricky part was finding the perfect venue for our shoot. After looking around, I came across an old abandoned General Mills next to several sets of train tracks. I thought "perfect"! The band was on board with the location and we scheduled a date.
It's been a while since I have broken out the camera and it felt really good to be behind it. It took a while for the creative juices to start flowing, but I feel the shoot went really well. I hope the band members of Primitive Circus are as pleased as I am with their shoot. I look forward to working with them again in the future.