Um, yeah. That was one crazy weekend.
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And neighbor kid from yesterday morning. I’m pretty sure he couldn’t see me shooting from my dining room, but by the expression on his face, perhaps he could. See the SNOW still lying about? Gonna be in the 50’s this week. MELT SNOW MELT!!!
I’ve been researching the work of some of my favorite masters of photography (you can find them in the 411 page under Inspirations). Therefore, I’ve really been working on shooting the decisive moment and trying to exercise my eye to see the story. Since I have decided to get back to the basics...
“Welcome to Hollywood! What’s your dream? Everybody comes here; this is Hollywood, land of dreams. Some dreams come true, some don’t; but keep on dreamin’ – this is Hollywood. Always time to dream, so keep on dreamin’.” ~Happy man, Pretty Woman.
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Hunger strike, Burbank, California
Can anyone explain this to me? Photographers? Film makers? Why would this particular photographer use a hot light instead of a strobe to photograph this model? Is he using it to diminish shadows around the face? From this distance? Is he using it as a fill light? Wouldn’t a reflector do that? Strange. I want...
I love this city so much. When I am there I feel connected to a world that is vast and full and exciting. I am surrounded by ethnicities and color and culture that is missing from my life in sub-rural Ohio. I am surrounded by the poverty, the desperation, the dreams, the rich, the haves...
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