It’s that time of year again! If you haven’t already had your Senior Portrait Shoot done this year…giddy up!!! 🙂 Here are a few favorites from Hunter’s session last week…
Extraordinary Makeup Artist
Every now and then I get the chance to work with someone truly gifted in their talent. Pamela Lesch of www.makeupartistcharleston.com is just such a person. Most recently I had the privilege of working with her at my Wireless Lighting Workshop. She did an amazing job giving our model, Brittany McDougal, that special “look”. THEN, she was kind enough to feature us on her very popular Blog. Check it out: http://charlestonmakeupartist.blogspot.com/2010/02/let-there-be-wireless-light.html. If you need an extraordinary Makeup Artist, I highly recommend Pamela!!!
Brand New Blog
Welcome to our cooler, better, bigger, BRAND NEW BLOG! I’ve been photo-blogging for years. I love passing on information, sharing my passion, and highlighting favorite images I’ve created throughout this journey called LIFE. But we sort of outgrew the limitations of our old blogging system along the way. Here then, is our totally customized new blog! Danella, a wonderfully gifted designer and photographer, built it for us…to be totally and uniquely “US”. Bookmark it. Visit often. We hope you enjoy this new window into our world as we continue along this journey with you!
Wireless Lighting Workshop
OK, just a couple more shots from the Wireless Lighting Workshop. These are from my good friend and fellow Nikon Aficionado, Ron Montgomery, of Cane Bay Photo. Thanks for sharing Ron!
Wireless Lighting Workshop
My good friend and fellow photographer, Matt Daniel, shared these scenes from the Wireless Lighting Workshop earlier this week. Yes, the nice policeman really did ask us to move the vintage limo off the historic brick street. J
Imaging USA Day Three
WE SURVIVED! Imaging USA was fantastic as usual. Cami & I are so pumped up and inspired by all the great speakers and beautiful images and ideas we’ve seen and heard. Here are a few fun shots from the final day with some of our FAVORITE photographers in the whole world. 🙂
Cami cuts the rug with Rick Dean at the closing party.
Cami with the always sweet and lovely Kay Eskridge.
Ed Pierce shares his knowledge.
Mike Corrado gives me the universal symbol for Rock-n-Roll during his presentation.
Jose Villa answers questions with Liz & Kip Bulwinkle in the background.
Cami & I with the generous Garrett Nudd after his exceptional presentation.
Kellie McCann, Rick Dean, Cami & I, Kate McKinley, Kip Bulwinkle inside the Gaylord Opryland Hotel.
Kellie, Rick, Kate, and Kip all demonstrate Flow Posing. 🙂
Boone Hall Plantation
“I know that the accident of my being a photographer has made my life possible.” ~ Richard Avedon
Coastal Kids Dental
Last week I had the privilege of photographing Dr. Driggers of Coastal Kids Dental. She was so much fun to work with that I KNOW she does an amazing job with her kids. 🙂 Here’s one of my favorites…LOVE the Dansko shoes!!!
‘Tis the Season
I still remember Anne-Magill & Brad’s wedding like it was YESTERDAY! When they found out little Merritt was on the way, they signed up for our “Welcome To The World” collection. So I’ve had the pleasure of photographing their beautiful girl since she was just a part of Mamma’s belly! 🙂 She’s now 6-months old. Here are a few of my favorites from their Christmas session on their beautiful property.
Old Friends Become New Again
I photographed Sara & Jordan’s wedding about 4 years ago! So it was really fun and exciting to see them again when they asked me to do an updated family portrait. They hadn’t changed ONE BIT…still as much fun as I remember!!! 🙂
Lee’s Baby Dedication
I recently had the honor of photographing Lee’s 4-month portraits. His baby dedication was this past weekend at Ashley River Baptist. This was one of the photos they selected to be projected on the huge LCD screen of him during the service. What an ADORABLE young man!!! Congratulations Chad, Denise, and big brother Thomas! 🙂
High Dynamic Range Photography
High Dynamic Range (or HDR) photography has fascinated me for some time. So I finally decided to take a crack at it. It involves photographing a series of bracketed exposures of the same image, then merging them together.
I used a popular HDR program called Photomatix. Here are a couple of my first attempts from last week. Any thoughts or suggestions on what I could do different?!?
