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The Many Faces of Pamela Simpson

The Many Faces of Pamela Simpson

During this time I’ll be featuring a different image of her that was made over the five years that I was lucky enough to have photographed Pam and showcasing all of her many, many looks in many different styles. This is from our eight session together on July 18, 2013 and had a Little Red Riding Hood theme, but with a sexy twist.

The Many Moods of Pamela Simpson

The Many Moods of Pamela Simpson

The Wordy Wednesdays feature ran for so many years on my former blog that I thought it was time for a change of format for this blog. Inspired by Gary Bernstein’s book Burning Gold decided to see how many days I could publish a different portrait of the same model, in this case Pam Simpson.

Film Friday: Yashica FX-3 Super 2000

Film Friday: Yashica FX-3 Super 2000

In my post It’s Film Friday and I’m Capturing Panoramas I asked readers about purchasing one of three different film cameras. The winner was the Yashica FX-3. I purchased (8/28/21) a Yashica FX-3 Super 2000 on eBay purchase from a 100% positive seller in Japan.

Celebrating National Ampersand Day with a B&W Portrait

Celebrating National Ampersand Day with a B&W Portrait

Who doesn’t love the fun & functional ampersand? From jotting a shorthand “and” to corporate names, this little character is ubiquitously useful. To acknowledge & applaud this great little glyph, National Ampersand Day is observed annually on September 8th. Did you know that..

Who Cropped My Sensor?

Who Cropped My Sensor?

For reasons that I don’t fully comprehend, the term “crop sensor” gets tossed around on Internet forums when people refer to digital cameras with sensor sizes that are smaller than the 24x36mm full frame 35mm film standard.

Portrait Posing is All About Attitude

Portrait Posing is All About Attitude

The original title of my book “Posing for Portrait and Glamour Photography” was The ABC’s of Portrait Posing but you know how that goes. So presented for your approval today is a few letters of the alphabet,