Posts Tagged: WA portrait


9
Feb 09

Hey, I’m not ready!!

Nancy outtake, sorta. I like it.

Hey, I'm not ready!


9
Feb 09

Phillip

Ok. This is part of my outtakes series, but Phillip is a special case. (OOHHH in so many ways! ;) )

You couldn’t know this, but in many ways this really isn’t an outtake. To get Phillip to give me a traditional portrait pose, now that would be an outtake. As I’ve mentioned previously, these photo sessions are necessary for our organization, but an enjoyable necessity for sure. I like to think the traditional style portraits reflect at least a bit of the immense personalities, substance and possibility of each of these students. But the outtakes… well judge for yourself.

Phillip


6
Feb 09

Tameca

Outtakes.

Tameca


4
Feb 09

Carina

Still enjoying photographing my students very much. The style needs to be fairly traditional, but my students for the most part have never had a chance to get photos done in this way (honestly, I’m not trying to inflate my abilities). They’re very happy with the results.

For me I quite enjoy the in-between moments. I hope to post a few more soon.

Carina


29
Jan 09

Daniela

Some of my students demanded balance after I posted Josue’s photo yesterday.

Daniela


28
Jan 09

Josue

It’s incredible how much the students physically mature after just one year in the program. They enter our program in the summer before their eighth grade academic year. I’m really enjoying doing these portraits.

josue


21
Jan 09

My students plus 1

my students plus one

It’s difficult at times to shoot for traditional purposes, and to have the students like the photos. This set contains 29 students (of 112) and Joshua. It’s been very rewarding to do this shoot. Normally, we’re working together on other projects. (click on the photo for a larger view)