
Another stunning capture of the amazing Poems and Paintbrushes using studio lighting!

Another stunning capture of the amazing Poems and Paintbrushes using studio lighting!
Poems and Paintbrushes had a solo exhibit and I had the honor of capturing the emotions and expressions of the guests that evening.

Originally posted 11/19/17. [Recently re-edited 2/11/18.] Set up for the shot, waited patiently and shot this bus mid-turn with some artistic blur. The glass and the blur actually make this bus look somewhat transparent.
I’m so happy with how this turned out!! I went out into the rain last night, determined to try my hand at some light trails and I’m quite satisfied with what I came home with!
Maybe if you ask nicely Poems and Paintbrushes will make a masterpiece out of you!!


Self-shooting my portraits means that I’ll be more sympathetic to the needs of my modeling talent when I start working with them more often. I know it’s twice as hard when I’m both the model and the photographer but, it’s very humbling just the same. It’s not easy holding poses while the photog takes that “perfect” shot. I learned that during this shoot.

Very proud of this self-portrait

Not every photo needs to be taken with a Dslr to look great. This was shot on my iPhone 7 and later, lightly edited with Lightroom and Photoshop. I was near a traffic circle. I didn’t have my main camera with me and when I looked up at the sky, I knew I couldn’t let the opportunity to capture it pass me by. This photo is the result of that morning ๐

I’ve set up a (mostly) mobile studio so I can build my portfolio and service any future clients. These two shots are from the studio. I still have plenty to learn but, still having plenty fun while learning it.

I never get shots like this with just one shutter release. All of these photos on the site are the result of tens or hundreds of snaps; waiting for the perfect shot and moment. Framing it, getting the exposure correct, bracing for a steady shot and then capturing a fleeting moment before it’s gone. This was taken during sunset and the sky seemed to change so rapidly. It’s always cool when I transfer images from the camera and come across an action shot like this one!