When I first started making pictures on a more serious level I used to shoot nearly everything in black and white, then have prints made and go and see the photographer at Aberdare County Council in South Wales who would help in giving me advice. Brian Jordan would point out things that I didn’t see, or understand what I was doing, it was a huge help. So for my new portfolio I’m putting together, I thought I would go back to where it all began. Black and White. You can dodge and burn to your hearts content to make the print you really want. As most of my photography is about emotion, Im not so interested in the detail, its the feeling I’m after more than anything else.

We seem to be having a taste of the summer which is just around the corner this week. The temperature yesterday was, in my little office a bit on the sticky side to say the least as I haven’t even dug the fans out yet. today it’s a lot better. So! as I didn’t shoot any images yesterday I made a table top set-up today. I went on the hunt for a table cloth that had to be ironed, and my Emma’s bed sheet to be used as a backdrop. the flower came from my garden, the only flower that was in it. I dont have a green finger on any hand. The books are Em’s too. It was shot under my awning with a black board to the right of the frame to kill the glare bouncing back on that side. My aim was for a bright, summer and cheerful image.

If you believe that marriage is the union of one man and one woman. Then please click on this link and sign the petition. http://australianmarriage.org/

Please sign the petition.

if your as good looking as jess and you want to look good in your photos. then give me a call o413 889 957. use a professional for professional results.

model portfolio's

just finished this portrait of robyn, not bad considering we only managed about 9 shots before she was nocked on the head by a backdrop as the winds came up, just as we were starting.

robyn

colour or black and white, what moves you the most?

Jess

a beautiful face should be photographed in beautiful light.

Merrin

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it was very windy late afternoon that merrin and myself popped down to the beach to capture this little gem of a photograph. a big thank you to merrin who said yes to my request for a photograph at the drop of a hat and daniel, for helping out in holding the light.

my bride in technicolor.

it can all seem such a dream.