Photography Exhaustion....

I've been working on photographing and editing images for Hagios since 5:30 pm. I am exhausted.

So here is something that is an image of my own. Here's to wishing I was outside in the sun...

Hope you all are enjoying your warm comfy beds! 

Photographing Art- A new adventure

Being an art major and photographer has given me the opportunity to photograph art- and lots of it. Tonight I will be shooting artwork for my school's published work of arts, Hagios. A few weeks ago I photographed some of Sierra Holder's portfolio- you can see her website here. She is an amazing graphic designer and studio artist and I'm honored to photograph some her work. Sierra will be helping me design my new logo and business front- Creo Photography- that will be coming in the next few weeks! Here is some her work, check out her website for her whole portfolio: 

These next four pieces are made out of paper- amazing! They are the images for greeting cards.

I will soon be posting a price list for those of you who need your art photographed. It is important for your work to be digitalized in our current industry. Quality digital portfolios will get you further when looking and applying for jobs and internships. Contact me if you need your art photographed!

Enjoy!

Sierra's Sunday Shoot

I had quite a few photography assignments to finish up this weekend and Sierra was so graciously willing to help me out. We started at Champoeg (Sham-poo-e) Park in a field which was slight swampier than I would have liked but certainly wonderful for this time of year. Then we headed down to the docks and train tracks. All in all it was perfect weather and lighting and I could not have asked for a better model. She knew exactly what I was looking for and the photographs turned out beautifully.  Definitely one of my favorite shoots to date. I can't wait for warm weather!

Portraits Continued...

I'm running late for a shoot so I won't write too much... Here are some more portraits from last Thursday nights session in the "studio." They laughed all too much and had way too much fun. Some of them are serious portraits, but most of them are what photographers consider "outtakes" (: So enjoy and smile on this beautiful Sunday afternoon!