Street Portraits After Dark

A little ambiant, a little flash, a lot of differences. More street portraits. 

I know there is a lot of incongruities between these shots, but I think that is what I like about them. I try to keep everyone inside the white, but sometimes they bust out. When asking strangers to stand in front of a white board so you can take their portrait, you don't have a lot time to make everything perfect.  With that all said, I think they work, but I'm probably biased. If you would like your own street portrait, hit me up!

And I can't say thank you enough for the people; some I know, some that are random strangers, who are willing to let me take their portrait. Without them, this doesn't happen.

A new direction

I've been wanting to move to a new direction in my portraiture work. More of a lifestyle / documentary style. I believe capturing people in real moments has a stronger and longer lasting impact then staging people in front of a camera and pressing the shutter. Luckily a few friends recently had the same idea and allowed me to capture their family over the course of a few hours one cold winter afternoon.  I'm really pleased with what we were able to capture and hope these images bring them joy for years to come. 

Gotta feed the fur baby's before we get started.  

Whether it's a human baby, or a fur baby, a mothers work is never done.  

Getting ready.  

Hey Dad, can you help me out here? 

Thanks Dad.  

Hey buddy, what's that Thing your looking at me through? 

OMG!!!!!! I'm so HANGRY!!!!!!!!  

Break time.  

Can't forget Eddy.  

Kisses and snuggles until next time!