Portrait Project #12

#12: Use the Rule of Thirds

Portrait Project #11

#11: Choose the Best Format

I liked the way that the landscape format of this one emphasized the streaking snow. Thanks to Angela for her patience in the freezing cold!

Portrait Project #9

#9: Focus on the Hands

I had this idea on the way up to a shoot for some friends today.

Portrait Project #3

#3 Use the Right Lens

Canon 50mm f/1.4

Brookie

Well, here's little Brookie, the girl I used to carry around on my shoulders as a five year old. She's graduating from high school!

My Strength and Purpose

She is the impetus behind all good motion, and the source of my motivation.

Munson Boys

My Favorite and Most Willing Model

Hayley is always anxious to take her place in front of the lens whenever I'm in Logan. We took these Easter weekend at about nine in Logan.

Stitzer

I had a chance to do a shoot with a great family. The best part...they brought their animals. It was a lot of fun getting to know them!

Eureka

I took a ride a few weeks ago with some friends to Eureka, UT, an old mining town. It was a good half day ride, and we managed to get some good pics along the way.

Trifecta

I can only take credit for the technical aspects of these pictures, because they are BreAna's idea. We plan on printing each one on 24 X 24 canvas and hanging in the basement in a horizontal row above the couch.

The Setup was pretty simple. The boys sat on the kitchen table and I blasted them with a couple shots from the 580ex II that I bounced off a silver umbrella. I retouched the skin some given the fact they are so close.

More of the Fam!

A couple quick snaps by the window after work. The boy were surprisingly cooperative.

More Reese

We were finally able to get together with Brooke and Jesse for the pictures of Reese. She was a little ornery at first, but once she got in her little tutu, she was right at home!

I forgot my stands and umbrellas, and we did the whole shoot in an 8x8 room, but I think we made the most of it!