COVID-19: Due to state "pause" or "partial shutdown"- whatever you call it, only socially distanced photography is allowed. Classes requiring indoor instruction are on hold still. However outdoor instruction as well as group shoots for this summer are in the works!!
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This is what I like about photographs. They're proof that once, even if just for a heartbeat, everything was perfect.”
— Jodi Picoult
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I hate being pigeonholed by naming genres- I like the work displayed in these many galleries speak to what I shoot… I am a multi-media artist with photography being one of those mediums. I use my camera like I use my paintbrushes- I shoot with a very artistic eye. I do love using non-traditional compositions, I often break the rule of thirds, and I ignore the stereotypes of what things should be. Boudoir doesn’t have to be soft light, feather boas, and perfectly placed pillows. It can be a woman wearing her boyfriend’s jacket. It can be a woman in a white tee shirt backlit by a country sunset.
Going into a photography session- I will have notes and an outline of what shots I ultimately want to get. After that- all bets are off. I like crazy ideas, spur of the moment “Can we try this??”, or the “So- I saw this on (insert name of social media platform here), what do you think?”
I hate being pigeonholed by naming genres- I like the work displayed in these many galleries speak to what I shoot… I am a multi-media artist with photography being one of those mediums. I use my camera like I use my paintbrushes- I shoot with a very artistic eye. I do love using non-traditional compositions, I often break the rule of thirds, and I ignore the stereotypes of what things should be. Boudoir doesn’t have to be soft light, feather boas, and perfectly placed pillows. It can be a woman wearing her boyfriend’s jacket. It can be a woman in a white tee shirt backlit by a country sunset.
Going into a photography session- I will have notes and an outline of what shots I ultimately want to get. After that- all bets are off. I like crazy ideas, spur of the moment “Can we try this??”, or the “So- I saw this on (insert name of social media platform here), what do you think?”