I’m pretty sure this was the last time I shot at this particular studio. Not because of Scarlett, she’s bloody amazing. It was a combination of how far I had to travel and the owner being a bit of a git. Don’t underestimate how important it is to get on with the people who run…
Tag: creativity
Contemplation
I really like this shot. The pose, the framing, the light, the soft focus. I think it all comes together to create something wonderful.
Sugar and Spice and All Things Nice
This is from a shoot where I had booked the studio and the model for the day. I wanted to play around with the lights, trying different things and just try and find what worked for me and what didn’t. There’s lots of variety from this shoot but this is one of my favourites particularly…
Drifting away on a Dream
I love the very dreamy look to this image. I feel like there’s a wonderful fairy tale feeling to this shot and I couldn’t be more pleased that I was able to capture such a lovely moment.
The Swimming Side of Life
I’ve done a few since, and I’d quite like to go back and do some more, but this was my first pool shoot. Like anything that’s done for the first time there’s a learning curve and there are things I did differently in later shoots. I’m still well pleased with what I was able to…
Pretty in Pink
This was one of the few times, pre-pandemic, that I shot outside of a studio. I need a slightly different mindset when working with natural light as depending on the weather the light changes from shot to shot, meaning I have to keep a closer eye on my settings.
Floating Flowers
I’ve wanted to shoot something like this for a long while so when the opportunity came up I knew I couldn’t miss it. This was part of a group shoot and I’m pretty pleased with the results. Looking at it now I kinda wish I’d have taken a bit of time just to get the…
The Daily Randomness Challenge – Part Four
The madness continues for another week of the Attic Studio’s Daily Randomness Challenge.
My journey so far,
I’ve been asked this question on numerous occasions, and the answer I give never feels like it tells the whole story. Mostly because it doesn’t, but it doesn’t seem polite to give a thirty minute monologue when all most people want is a quick response.
Best Laid Plans 