Showing posts with label Black and white. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black and white. Show all posts
10.15.2012
6.04.2012
5.22.2012
Sculpting Light
Darkness engulfs everything.
Light is my tool as a photographer.
I am a sculptor of light.
The absence of light is just as important
in making a photograph as is the
presence of light.
3.18.2012
Discover
I've had my external flash for almost a couple years now. For the most part, I have just used it for studio work, and for shooting events (Weddings, dances, etc.).Recently, I've been looking at all kinds of interesting and extremely creative flash photography. I am starting to fall in love with it. Like to the point where I might only take photos with my flash. There is something uniquely creative about having a portable and off-camera flash that you can put anywhere. One photographer who uses flash in a very creative (Yet somewhat dark manner) is Luca Pierro. http://www.flickr.com/photos/sottounponte/
Although the above shots are more dark and pessimistic than all of my other work, I still am drawn to it. I've talked before about duel nature, and how everyone has a good side and a dark side. Being a Christian, I won't delve much further into this sort of creepy photography, but I like the concept behind these images.
Labels:
7D,
artist,
Black and white,
dark,
emotive,
ethereal,
external,
faces,
flash,
head,
lens artist,
persona,
soft-box,
specter,
speedlite,
wireless
2.27.2012
Limitless
There is something about the stars (and space in general) that fascinate me. Sometimes I will go outside late at night (midnight even) and just stare at the stars while my camera's shutter is also absorbing the beauty. Try it sometime.
1.09.2012
Bliss
A couple of my favorite images from a photo-shoot with the Young family.Sam enjoying grass half his height.There is something really special about young kids; the worry-free and lighthearted spirits of kids is often rejuvenating. There is something special about people over the age of 70 and under the age of 6. After all, they are the ones that are closest to Heaven.
Labels:
50mm,
Black and white,
Canon,
grass,
green,
hills,
kids,
people,
photography,
portraiture,
tree,
trees
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