Wedding Photobomb, Groomsmen Style
By now, you’ve probably seen the now famous image of the wedding party running away from the T-Rex. It has been sent to me over on Facebook about 25 times by people who felt like it was something I would do. It is. It totally is something I would do, and to be honest, I [Read More...]
Vintage Jazz-themed Senior Portraits | Mike
Moody, vintage Jazz-inspired senior portrait photography shot in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah. Mike is facing graduation from Woods Cross High and wanted to celebrate his retro sensibility, (and his vintage saxophone) with a unique portrait session.
Understanding the Difference Between Lens Focal Lengths in Portraits – Photo IQ
One of the most common photography questions I hear is, “How do you decide what lens to use for portraits?” That question, like just about every one in photography depends on what it is you want to do. There are the cut and dried answers that are often seen as hard and fast rules but [Read More...]
Harris Family – Salt Lake City
Tyler and Rose Harris and their kids have lived all over the world in conjunction with Tyler’s military service. They came to Salt Lake City, Utah a while ago and we went out with the intention of creating some amazing family photos that expressed their love for travel and the unique relationships that they have [Read More...]
North America and Other Local Adventures
A new fine art print available on my print sales site! “Airstream America.”
One of the most common photography questions I hear is, “How do you decide what lens to use for portraits?” That question, like just about every one in photography depends on what it is you want to do. There are the cut and dried answers that are often seen as hard and fast rules but [Read More...]
This morning, I had the great opportunity to be on Alan Blood’s radio show on KTALK (AM 630.) We had a great time and fielded some great questions from listeners about how to take better photos for the holidays.Here’s the audio for anyone who wants Christmas photography tips:
Family portraits used to be a hit and miss process of hoping that everyone can pull it together for one great frame. There was a lot of pressure to smile and look happy. Family pictures have traditionally been a little like going to the dentist with the whole family. Photoshop has changed that forever. Digital has [Read More...]
I think like a photographer. I don’t know when it started but I’m sure it was long before I was a photographer for a living. I’ve always had this need to save, somehow, the visuals the world offered me. I’ve always been fascinated by how objects relate to each other. Above all, I’ve always been [Read More...]
Portrait can be a loose term. Is ANY photo of a person a portrait? For all you literalists, here is the definition on Dictionary.com. I think that photographically speaking, a portrait is any image where the person is the main point of interest in the photo and the subject knows he/she is being photographed. [Read More...]