I’m working up another big wedding blog entry, but in the meantime here’s a couple of quick shots I grabbed on a rainy day early this week. Rain in June is a little weird, even for the bay area. Both were shot with the Canon 85mm 1.8 on a 5D Mark2.
I’m working up another big wedding blog entry, but in the meantime here’s a couple of quick shots I grabbed on a rainy day early this week. Rain in June is a little weird, even for the bay area. Both were shot with the Canon 85mm 1.8 on a 5D Mark2.
Holiday Season is upon us! I’m currently taking bookings for family sittings for holiday cards, but don’t wait until the last minute – the later you wait to get cards printed, the more expensive it becomes. I’m happy to travel to your home for a shoot, or can accommodate clients in my home studio. Contact me for information and with any questions.
My friend Aldythe Beltane recently commissioned a holiday card for her business, All Creatures Healing Network. Aldythe is a former vet tech whom I call the ‘cat whisperer’, because she has such an amazing connection to the animals she cares for. She’s also a tireless advocate for rescues, and every season torments her friends with a fresh batch of kittens and adorable rescues who need adopting. I hire her to do our pet sitting when we’re away, and relax knowing that our little monsters are going to be spoiled well cared for.
After a discussion of her vision for the card, we settled on a ‘winter’ theme, but I’d already decided how I wanted to shoot this.
Step one. Build a Set.
Step Two. Give your models a bit of time to adjust to being on set, as lighting can take some getting used to.
Step Three. Get the whole family together for a heartwarming group photo.
More steps and the end result, below the cut…