I was excited to have a Photoshop class this last quarter so that I could play around retouching and get credit for it. I would love to continue working in Photoshop and incorporate it into my graduate work, but we'll have to see where classes take me next semester.
Once again, my dearest was my model. After a day of trying to figure out what to do for the shoot, I finally came up with this shot of her. It was inspired by another photograph. Stunning, isn't she?
I tried several other shots of myself the same day I photographed Shalae. After literally hours of frustration, I finally got this one. Time has been an issue since being in my graduate program. The time I have to produce work is almost a month shorter than I'm used to so it's busy, busy, busy for ten weeks!
This photograph came to me late at night the night before I photographed it. In the spirit of Halloween, I wanted to create something comical and do some photoshop work as well. It was a hit in class!
Love these.... so creative! You are really knowing your stuff!!!
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ReplyDeleteHey man this is Kenny just wanted to say I love your work! Looks very cool especially the part of what defines you. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteHaha, love that last shot-- simultaneously creepy and humorous! Were you allowed to use multiple exposures or no? Fun stuff, either way!
ReplyDeleteI am impressed! Love to see creative photographers such as yourself. You and your dearest are pretty special models, too!
ReplyDeletecheckin' in with you - ummm....yeah, S is just a "little" bit beautiful in that shot (as always!). Love yours too with the clocks and the last one is hysterical!
ReplyDeleteLove that you are taking time to share your work here on your blog - keep it up! Give your sweet wife a hug from me and I hope you both have a FAB New Year!
This blog blows, it never changes
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