Ashlee

Ashlee came all the way from MN to have me photographer her graduation portraits. So I spoiled her by taking her to this place I've been dying to shoot in and just needed the right subject. I do enjoy going to completly different locations with my subjects and work very hard to create images that are disctinct from each other with in the collection as well other other subjects and photographers. Here is some of the variety we found for Ashlee.

Thanks for making the trek. I had a great time.
CA

You know textures and overlays are all the rave right now and while I think they are cool. I do think they need to be done properly to create a feel in an image, rather than take it over. The image should still highlight the subject. And you don't need much texture in a location like this. It's full of it's own

Another fun lighting trick on this one. I'm really having fun exploring multiple forms of light this year.

The great headshot. Love how her eyes even pop in duotones.

I told her this was her GAP ad.

Lovely light filtered by what I thought was humidity, but in reality was those big forest fires.

And another indoor headshot.

O and the boss: