Besides photographing events, my other passion is making portraits. Formal and informal portraits provides the subject with images for social media and publication. With informal portraits the key is to use the light to best capture that gesture, facial expression and moment. With formal portraits you are trying to accomplish the same as informal shots but the photographer has better control of the light, pose, and situation. The goal of the portrait is to provide a photo that connotes a feeling of friendliness, approachability, and confidence. When working with a photographer, it is just that, a collaboration. The subject needs to be relaxed and trusting. The photographer needs to be skillful with their technical expertise, lighting and camera technique. Importantly, the photographer needs to have a personality that exudes confidence, patience and friendliness. The photo session needs to be fun in order to make wonderful images.
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| South African Economics Minister Malose Letsoalo At a luncheon meeting |
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| My lifelong friend Nancy D. Catching the evening light |
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| John & May Anniversary |
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| David, Notary Public Portrait for LinkedIn |
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| Judi, Notary Public Portrait for LinkedIn |
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| Kit & Oliver and two Grandsons |
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| Kit & Oliver Just in time for sunset |
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| Kirsten and family |
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| Kirsten Portrait for business |
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| Lawyer at the Supreme Court |
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