Tag Archives: studio

Share Six Monthly Blog Title: Redefining the Curves Theme: A Creative Exploration in Studio Portraiture As a photographer, each month presents an opportunity to infuse my work with fresh perspectives and innovative approaches. Recently, I embarked on a journey to reinterpret the traditional “Curves Theme” in studio portraiture, pushing the boundaries of light and compositionContinue reading “Portraits”

Share Six Monthly Blog Embracing the Sky: A Photographic Journey Out in the playground As the sun sets, casting its golden hues across the horizon, and the sky transitions into a canvas of colors, there’s a sense of magic that envelopes everything it touches. The sky, with its ever-changing beauty, has been a constant museContinue reading “Out in the playground”

Share Six Monthly Blog Exploring the theme of “out of focus” proved both challenging and enlightening during my recent visit to Huntley Meadows Park in Alexandria, Virginia. Armed with my versatile 200-500mm f5.6 long-range lens, I set out to capture the essence of this concept in its myriad forms. In the tranquil moments by theContinue reading “Out of Focus”

Share Six Monthly Blog As the holiday season gracefully unfolds, my Nikon Z 6II, accompanied by the versatile 28-75mm f/2.8 lens and a subtle touch of flash, has become my faithful companion in capturing the enchanting moments of this festive time. The dynamic duo effortlessly allows me to infuse a painterly effect into my holidayContinue reading “Capturing Holiday Spirit”

Share Six Monthly Blog This month, I decided to embark on a unique vintage photography journey, and while circumstances kept me indoors, I found a creative haven right at home. Instead of exploring the outside world, I delved into the art of capturing moments within the familiar walls of our home. I’m thrilled to shareContinue reading “Vintage”