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Glamour
Fotografo: Walter Walle
Institucion: Boxel Workshops
Instructor: Eduardo De Regules
Agencia: VENUS Model Agency
Coordinador de Modelo: Marco Odriozola
Modelo: Lorena Alcantar
VANESSA LEIGH
FEB. 9, 2010
Fantastic studio session with Vanessa. We will be doing a location shoot next tuesday.
I know its said every time I work with her, but she remains a natural, and we work so well together.
These shots were supposed to be our "warm up" shots before heading outside on location, but her session was cut short and the location shooting was postponed until next week.
Every time I shoot her, she looks like a totally different person. Fantastic.
Jennifer Willis
Photographer | Albums for Soldiers
March 31st 2010
Jennifer Willis is the brain behind "Albums for Soldiers: Images from Home". She created this non-profit dedicated to making 4x6 photo albums for deployed/stationed away military members.
She drives to the soldier's home and photographs all that she or he cannot see, touch or hold at that moment (spouses, children, pets, their home, parents, siblings, grandparents, friends, prized possessions/collections, etc.).
She then prints & compiles 36 of the best photos into a small album which is then returned to the family for mailing. It is meant for comfort, to ease loneliness or homesickness. When its not possible to mail them a physical book, she sends them links to slideshows that she creates.
I met Jen a few years back when she used to come into Cameraland in Nashua. We developed a friendship, and she's been a model at one of our Southern NH Strobist Meetups.
She came by today so we could to some test shooting, and we got some fantastic images.
Jen has three small kids, and she looks amazing. Tall and skinny photographs near perfect every time.
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WORKSHOP REMINDER:
The May 8th Portable Portrait Workshop is one person away from selling out. There are still available spots for the May 22nd workshop, both which will be out of my studio here in Nashua. For more information and to register, visit www.portableportrait.com
Photograph by J. Rae Chipera, all rights reserved.
A photograph of Jake
This photograph is a single-exposure photo. The camera took the shot of the stars first, as a long exposure, and then the lens was covered and shifted down. A strobe light was used to capture Jake at different times as he meandered toward me. The ground was lit separately and blurred slightly in post-production. The light he is reaching for is a lighting-up yo-yo.
If you are going to utilize this method, make sure your camera sensor is extremely clean to avoid hot pixels. It helps to use in-camera noise reduction as well.