Thursday, April 8, 2010

To me the difference within a snap
shot and portrait is that in fact for a
snap shot your posing for the photographer
your not being yourself unlike with a portrait
their capturing you in a natural way of you being
your self. in a influencing spot unlike with a snap shot
your being shot in a party were ever unlike with a portrait
it is art planned with timing and patience to get the best shot.

Thursday, February 4, 2010


This picture you see here is my model April Day posing the way I told her. I wanted to get a nice shot of here and the guitar but i didnt want all the guitar I just wanted a real samll section of it and as you see here i made it all fit together were it all goes with the flow. The process of this project was a long one and by that I mean in the students doing it was a one week line for me to be able to shoot. You can see in this image that half of her face is showing. Which it makes the image pop out more and makes it look nicer i really like this image. And so did my model April and it is a good one

Tuesday, December 1, 2009


This image is for my motion project in photography class. What i see in my image is
that it was shot in a sunny day and where no body was around to get all the action there was
possible. And the image is in black and white which made get detail alittle better.You still could see alot of detail. when it s to the trees and the stars and the back ground. i think my image is
successful in many ways. overall i think it s good but i could of done better.

Friday, November 6, 2009




What I see in this photo is my model is in focus and the background blurred on purpose. And
you can see the contrast with the black shirt in the back ground. The picture was taken out doors in a nice sunny day..I think the picture is successful and I am really proud of it.I enjoy the class very much and learn new things everyday.I hope to keep on improving on my skills.

Tuesday, October 13, 2009