I've always seen the world as though I were looking at it through a camera, focusing on details or color and shape in my mind, and freezing moments that were special and dear to me. As a kid, the plastic viewfinder of my Kodak Instamatic seemed a natural way to frame my experiences and share them with others. Later, studying film and working in television revealed the power of using images to tell stories. And that's what I do today; tell stories of blossoming love, deep family connection, and momentous occasions though images framed in my minds eye.
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Thanks.
earl.
This past weekend I shot some cool hats with my good friend Rachel and some new friends, photographer Naf Visser and makeup artist Michelle Poor. Rach makes any hat look good… even the invisible one in the image below.
She can turn a minimalist hat elegant or whimsical.
And she’s dead sexy, even when you can see just the barest hint of her face.
Every couple of months, ShootStyle, an association of New England wedding photographers I belong to runs an assignment series asking photographers to creatively illustrate a concept. In honor of valentine’s day, the most recent assignment was to illustrate the concept of ‘Done Me Wrong.” Thanks to my wife for playing along!
Sadly, after shooting she went away for a few days and when she returned, the oversized box of candy used as the prop was more the half gone. She had to throw out the rest to save me from myself!
Me and my fellow ShootStylers organized a model shoot this past weekend just before the Mystic 5 photography conference. Here are a few of my favorite shots from the model I worked with:
You can see more of the group’s shots on the ShootStyle blog.
