Portrait Reflector/Subtractive – Assignment 5
When it’s cold and I’m in desperate need of a reliable model, I call….
My favorite beautiful girl… Alexandria.
She’s one of my favorite models and possibly my favorite person.
Click here to see more of her gorgeous face.
Editorial Assignment 6 – Food
Cherries. Blueberries. Apples.
Sugary goodness for Breakfast? Yes, please.
To drool some more… click here.
Editorial Demo – Food
Food Demo! Whoop whoop!
Note the last image. THAT is the mess we had to clean up.
By “we” I mean the three of us girls who knew how to clean.
Portrait Demo – Reflector
It was much too chilly to be outside.
That is all I have to say about our Reflector Demo shoot.
Portrait Demo – AlienBees
AlienBees. Pocketwizards.
Non-photographers must think we sound crazy when we talk.
Here were a few photos from our Portrait Demo with AlienBees on campus.
Editorial Assignment 5 – Food
Posole.
Calabacitas.
Enchiladas.
If you can’t pronounce those words… or if you can look at the following images without your mouth watering..
I believe the proper term for you is…
Gringo.
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Portrait High Key – Assignment 4
Garrett.
Also known as The Great Hambino.
He let his mom join the fun for a minute, but he made sure everyone knew the set was still his.
Want to ooh and ahh even more at the Great Hambino’s modelin’ skillz? Click here.
Editorial Assignment 4 – Sport
MMA
Fight to the Finish and Title Match
Cageside photographer = much too close to the action.
It took 4 washes to get the blood off of my clothes.
Go here to see more from the night.
Editorial Demo- AlienBees
We quite enjoyed sneaking in places on campus for our Editorial Demo with AlienBees.
What we learned most that day was how to be extra careful with the equipment and our surroundings.
Editorial Assignment 3 – Travel
The city of wind and cold. Of history in chaos and charm. Of beauty in busy streets.
These are the streets of Chicago.
Go here to view the entire series.
Note – Chicago is not just black and white. It does in fact have color. However, when I picture the city during the Progressive Era or Century of Progress (think World’s Fair), my mind chooses to imagine the city as a colorless display of architecture and character. I chose to present this series in that same manner.
