This family. The photos speak for themselves, but I’ll say a few words.
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You know those photos where the subject is in focus and the background looks like it’s whizzing by? Think of a photo of a biker commuting to work down a city street where the buildings are blurred behind the subject. I recently posted an image like this on IG that got quite a few kind comments about being about to literally feel the wind and the joy in the moment. The technique used in this situation is called panning. It’s not necessarily easy and it takes some practice, but it’s a fun and useful trick to have in your arsenal.
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I've been really into working with seniors or soon-to-be-seniors. Nothing overdone, just simple photos of who they are, building a personal connection with them in the process. I also enjoy getting to know their families and their interests, and I feel honored to be a part of their senior experience. When I think of Sam, the impression he has left on me is that I hope my son will be like him when he's a junior in high school.
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The seniors I've had the pleasure of photographing this spring have been nothing short of awesome! One of the things I love most about what I do is getting to know new people and feeling inspired by the good and kindness I find in others. This young lady will be a senior at Bexley High School next year, and she certainly has a laid-back, sweet spirit that I feel came through in her photos from our time together.
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