I have photographed Nicole Guilbault a few times and she is always great. We shot this time at the Art Factory in Paterson, NJ. Top image was lit with a single strobe in a 7′ umbrella and the bottom was lit with a … Continue readingNew portraits of actress Nicole Guilbault
As a Sony Artisan, I was very fortunate to be able to attend last weeks third Sony Kando event, this time in Sun River, Oregon. While there I tried out the new a7RIV and my preorder is already in! It is truly a stellar camera … Continue readingTrying out the new Sony a7RIV at Sony Kando Trip 3.0
A couple portraits from a recent shoot in Cortlandt Alley in NYC. All available light with a Sony a7RIII and 24-70/2.8 GM
I had the pleasure of photographing actor and singer Dianna Agron for New York Moves magazine a few months ago. She was an absolutely wonderful photo subject. Sony a7RIII and Sony 24-70/2.8 GM, light is off camera LED
I had the chance to use the new Sony 135/1.8 G Master lens on a recent trip to Tucson. What an amazing lens, super sharp and fast focus! Sony a7RIII and Sony 135/1.8 G Master
On my trip to Dubai I met a couple photographers while presenting at the Xposure festival and was able to go with them into the desert to shoot some portraits Shot with a Sony a7RIII and Sony 24-70/2.8 G Master. Light is a single Godox … Continue readingPortraits in Dubai
On my November trip to Iceland I wanted to make some portraits, so I set up a shoot with a model and did some photos. It was windy and quite chilly and the model was a trooper out there. Available light with a Sony a7RIII … Continue readingPortraits in Iceland
It’s always fun to photograph friends, this is my friend Nathan Heyward photographed last year at the Photo Plus Expo in NYC Sony a7RII
For the second year in a row I had the privilege of photographing women mayors for the New York Moves Power Women Issue. This year I photographed Mayor Lovely Warren of Rochester, NY and Mayor Betsy Price of Fort Worth, TX. They were both an … Continue readingMadame Mayor
I photographed actress Melanie Rothman in studio a couple months ago. Shot with a Sony a7RIII and 24-70 G Master, lighting was a single large softbox