Today I had the pleasure of photographing this beautiful young lady, Maryssa. She was such a blast to photograph, she made my job really easy because she was such a natural in front of the camera. Here are a few of my favorite shots from today.
After Abigail's 2nd birthday party we were outside playing, and i managed to grab a few shots of Abigail and her Uncle Zac. I absolutely love them. The lighting was so great that evening, and I think these photos turned out awesome.
on march 27th, my daughter Abigail Rayne turned 2 years old. I used that as a good opportunity to break out my flash, light stand and umbrella to catch a few shots. This photo is by far one of my favorites, it really makes me want that piece of cake she is eating.
for wedding class, we had to do a 3/4 profile bridal shot, and i snagged one of the first years, miss Emily to shoot this shot. I think it turned out pretty good.
This past week the school took a trip to NYC for a photo expo, on our trip a group of us went up to Coney Island, and we had an assigment to do a self portrait and this is where mine was taken, by the wonderful Renee.
For the Wedding class I'm taking, we had to do engagement portraits. I have recently reunited with my childhood friend Megan. And she and her boyfriend Ethan agreed to model for me for the engagement portraits that we had to shoot. So they drove to asheboro and I took them down to the pisgah covered bridge and photographed them. They're such a cute couple. The very last one is the one I ended up turning in for my final shot.
This morning i spent about 2 hours scanning in film from a 4 year old disposable camera. The camera actually belonged to my childhood friend, Megan. But it was found at my best friend Katie's house, so i brought it in to school during summer semester and had it processed, and today was the only day I've had the opportunity to scan it in. The images looks scratchy and grainy, i didn't edit anything, i liked them the way they were scanned in. I'm so excited about the pictures. There was once a time, when the three of us were interpretable.