I had so much fun taking pictures for a local dance studio yesterday. I tried to be inconspicuous, but being 6 ft tall with a camera as close to the dancers as I could get without getting kicked or twirled into isn't the easiest thing ever.
Anyway, here's the first batch of previews. I have tons of favorite shots already and I haven't even made a chunk in the massive amount of photos I took...so stay tuned for more dance photos.
And if there seems like a lot of feet shots in this first batch, it's because I wasn't sure what I could post when I was editing last night and went with the safe bet to start with.
I had so much fun working on these photos! I'm really loving this vintage action I found for free from http://coffeeteaphotography.blogspot.com.
I think I might actually be slightly addicted to taking people's pictures. I find when I'm done editing a session, I'm a little bummed and ready for my next fix.
My friend from work wanted me to shoot some photos of her to give her dad. I told her that so far, in my short career as a portrait photographer, everyone has been making it way easy on me as far as being so natural in front of the camera. I barely had to direct her at all! And Toni's a huge fan of black and white, so you know that just makes me giddy.
These are all I have done processing so far...more to come.
Thanks Toni! (
sorry about the wind! but I think it did work for us after all)
These are the more artsy shots from my shoot last week. I can only hope that my future subjects will allow me to be as creative with my shooting as this young lady was.
I really liked her black and white boots. She said they were too big for her and it tempted me to stuff them in my trunk when she wasn't looking. (just kidding)
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