A few photos from antelope island. This is from a quick little trip I took with Scott Smith. The link takes you back to his photos. It is interesting to see that even though we were shooting right next to each other we saw the light just a little bit differently.
Living so close to such a beautiful place, well I think I need to take better advantage of the beauty just down the street from my home.
Recently I had the immense pleasure to shoot the Scott Smith family. Scott had a location all picked out, all I had to do was show up with my camera and shoot everyone. Ohh and we hauled their couch into the great outdoors!
A while back I got to together with Scott O. Smith a photographer who I highly respect and admire. The shoot was to add ballet photos to add to our stock portfolios and at the same time give some awesome dance photos to the models and their mothers. Scott is just starting at the microstock game, while I have been fumbling through microstock since about the beginning of the year.
It may seem that many great portrait photos are not posed, but the true secret to good portraiture is the posing. To get those life like photos that seem unposed and look great the photographer must interact with the subject (Secret: almost all great portrait photography is posed). You are paying your photographer for more than to simply own expensive gear and snap photos. I digress, here is a behind the scenes of Scott posing the ballerinas.
I was very happy how the ballet leaping photos turned out (sorry can't remember the names of the moves)!
One side note, I found shooting into mirrors to be very difficult. It is hard to not get refelctions of unwanted objects in the photo (like the photographer and his lights). Well here are a few behind the scenes type photos (all posed), enjoy!
Scott, actually initiated this stock shoot. That means my turn next time and I am thinking music theme!
