Upside Down Portrait

Let the subject explore and express themselves, typically thats when you get the most genuine smile.

Portrait

Alex

After school shot of Alex and his girl friend who did not want to be seen.

Macro Photography

Close up of my cactus flower that only blooms a few times in a year. Using a low aperture setting can really bring focus on your subject.

Environmental portrait

Me!

This picture was captured of myself in Utah during spring break. The tripod was set up about 100 feet out and shot in HDR.

Backlight Portrait

Alexis Howard
Instagram: @lexiibh

This was my attempt in capturing a portrait in a way that Steve McCurry did so in his time magazine cover of the Young Afghan Girl . Be sure to check Alexis out on Instagram, shes a professional model.

Dramatic Portrait

Elissa D.

Had fun in the studio using different props until finding that duct tape does fix everything! Dramatic Duck tape Deadpan Portrait.

Deadpan Portrait

Alec B.

Sitting by a grey concrete wall makes a Deadpan portrait much more focused on the subject. And gives it almost a album cover feel.

Black/low key Portrait

 Arrianne k.

Black/low key Photography of my little cousin using the flash to make her eyes pop.

Dual Sided Light Portrait

Hailey G.

Half natural light from the window, half fluorescent lighting. Captured my little sister while she ate her ice cream.

Architectural Photography

Photo of a vintage house that was built in 1952.

Motion Photography

Blurred pool balls after the break to start the game.

Macro Photography

Close up of my outside light full of cobwebs and dust.