The Colorado Railroad Museum is a picturesque place to make images but can be a bit dusty and dirty when the wind is blowing. The featured image was shot with a Canon EOS 50D that had been converted to IR-only capture

Today I wanted to post one of my favorite pictures of Mary that was made on the last day Second Creek Raceway was open before turning it over to earth movers so that some contractor could build some homes, which, I believe, they have yet to do…

Each Tuesday I try to offer some trick for making your next model shoot easier and maybe even fun while creating great portraits at the same time. In a previous post, I wrote, “If you’re wondering how someone who was originally an architectural and product photographer came to wander down this path, it will be the subject of a future post.” This is that post.

The featured infrared image was made in Arvada, Colorado on the grounds of the Arvada Center for the Performing Arts, a multi-use cultural facility that opened in 1976 and is operated by the City of Arvada.

All that’s really needed to produce professional quality glamour images is a camera with interchangeable lenses, a few simple photographic accessories and models willing to pose for you.