Category Archives: Fall

A  very interesting shoot. Looking at Masako I see a beautiful lady. So that is what I wanted to capture. She wanted more of a curvy, sexy, mature lady look. We planned a second shoot but were not able to … Continue reading →

Yes, there was a shoot this week but my subject requested that the pictures not be put up yet. We’ll do more on Monday and hopefully I’ll be able to get some up then. I think the photos were wonderful. … Continue reading →

I have a shoot tomorrow that I’m really looking forward to. We will be looking for the beauty in a mature woman’s curvy figure, and she is still beautiful, so it won’t be very hard to find. Probably natural light with … Continue reading →

I am still digesting yesterday. I had the opportunity to meet two wonderful photographers and see some amazing photography. I met Keith Morrison for lunch. He asked me to bring some of my work and he brought some of his. … Continue reading →

Aside from my first camera, a 120 Argus at the age of eight, these cameras are what started my love affair with light. They started their lives traveling around the world with me for two years in the middle of … Continue reading →

Finally caught up with the Photos from last week. I’ve been shooting self portraits this week. The first ones I did you can see below, they are the head shots. The next (this) group seem to be nudes. How else … Continue reading →

With the thought of soft focus as a theme, we made a good number of photos at the home of a good friend on Saturday. The light there is so pleasant to shot in. With the aid of a medium … Continue reading →

A beautiful afternoon at the Japanese Garden. My friend is a certified instructor in the art of wearing the kimono. She has been teaching her friend for a year. I was honored (and it was a treat) to take photos of … Continue reading →

Yesterday’s and today’s self portraits. (So I don’t like to shave). But a whole month of self portraits? At least the head shots are out of the way. Tomorrow is a shoot with kimonos. I’ll love it, I know I won’t … Continue reading →

Steve moved to Italy and is missing some of the comforts of the US. Such as having a garden and growing his favorite crops. This year at his request I sent 30 different packets of seeds to him, all different, … Continue reading →