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Car Portraits: Environmental Portraiture at the Race Track
It’s #wheelswednesday and in Part 2 of the Car Portraits series, I’m shifting today’s normal focus from the cars to the people who drive them. Today’s portrait is one I made of my wife, Mary, on a day when she was driving a track day at Second...
Getting Started with Boudoir and Glamour Photography
When I mentioned I couldn’t come up with a new theme for Tuesdays, my wife suggested “Tricky Tuesday” as a way to share some of the tricks, tips and techniques that I’ve used over the years when shooting glamour images in the studio. This Tuesday’s post features...
Monochrome Monday: It’s Not Snow; It’s Infrared.
Today’s Post by Joe Farace We build statues out of snow, and weep to see them melt” – Walter Scott We are in something of a snow drought in the Denver area, including here on Daisy Hill, which is 31.3 miles from the city. According to...
Building a Basic Lens Kit for Glamour & Boudoir Photography
My Sunday Series on Available Light Portraiture is back. Today’s post features an image of Megan that I originally captured in color but have since worked on the original JPEG file in Photoshop to reimagine this black and white version. Today’s Post by Joe...