Nil Santana
Samantha Hawthorne Wow this is beautiful. I love all of the close up shots and the d…More »
Daniel Gomez The portraits and lifestyle shots of her work is very different f…More »
Daniel Gomez Checking out this technique of shooting reflective services is in…More »
Allison Dye Ha! thats so fun. Portraits that are away from the norm, that are…More »
Allison Dye I really like on her blog the “photography on the run” part. I th…More »
Allison Dye Thats lovely. I love the fairytale-ness of their work, with the s…More »
Sandy Amstutz This was probably my favorite portrait from that week. I loved th…More »
Sandy Amstutz Thanks for posting this Stewart! I had never heard of Learn My Sh…More »
Sandy Amstutz Her stuff is definitely amazing. When looking for documentaries a…More »
Sandy Amstutz I had no idea that Kelsi was doing stuff like this. The colors in…More »
Lorraine Wilson LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your students’ work. I want to quit and just pra…More »
Nil Santana I had Kelsi in classes before, she’s awesome and talented! Thanks…More »
Nil Santana Really cool stuff. I love her broad photographic style. From fash…More »
Courtney McGaha i love their work!! the soft colors are so beautiful, and the viv…More »
Daniel Gomez I’ve become more interested in James Dimmock’s work the longer an…More »
Michael McCarty wow! They are great. I really like how they use the environment a…More »
Samantha Hawthorne I follow this photographer. She is amazing and I absolutely love …More »
Courtney McGaha one of my favorites is where he’s looking out the window, but all…More »
Courtney McGaha i agree with Micheal. the shoot with all of the different facial …More »
Courtney McGaha I love this series she did!!! The shoot above and all of the othe…More »
All, I forgot to mention this during our first class today, but there’s a photo rental shop in town. Steve Templeton is a great guy, and has a shop full of toys and candies for you!! He has a great collection of both Nikon and Canon gear, at affordable cost. Consider renting for your school or professional projects, or if you’d like to try some lenses or cameras before you decide to but.
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This course designed for the exploration of current professional photographic techniques and trends. Emphasis on studio and field assignments related to problems encountered in commercial photography. Topics include, but are not limited to: studio product, portraiture, editorial, fashion, and architectural photography using digital cameras (DSLR, preferibally 10 megapixel or more), strobe and tungsten lighting, and business practices for professional photographers. Portfolio development and verbal presentations will be emphasized.
