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Showing posts with label people. Show all posts
Showing posts with label people. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

it's still all about the light

More and more I love the backlight.
Carrots, Maine. September .
Although, when it's just right, the front light is pretty damn good, too. More about the location and shoot below, here.
Downeast Maine blueberry barren location. June.
oh Maine. Way to steal a location photographer's heart, every time.

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

after a fashion

As my images of handmade knitwear, yarn company projects and handcraft-displaying artisans have accumulated into a bonafide fashion portfolio,  I've become a niche fashion photographer. It feels right, and real. 
So I jumped at the challenge I was given by the ArtsPaper in New Haven, to show what Elm City style looks like in the streets.
It was a blast, especially interviewing the subjects about their personal fashion philosophies.
To see the full set of a dozen photos, and the text, go the The Arts Paper  .
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see more of my knitwear fashion photography in the She Shoots Sheep Shots portfolio, on my website

Thursday, March 28, 2013

it's always fine weather for location work

There was a drive-in movie where I grew up, every September this appeared on their marquee:
"Closed for the Season. Reason: Freezin'" . 
Not so for commercial location photographers. Like me. We keep shooting, even if the calendar says springtime and the thermometer disagrees.  Last week, it was all about photographing knitwear fashion, for my wonderful client, Green Mountain Spinnery. At least there was a little wool involved. Brrrr!
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See more behind-the-scenes from this project, over on my knitblog SheShoots Sheep Shots.
And more wool, often on the hoof, over on my website, in the She Shoots Sheep Shots portfolio.

Sunday, November 13, 2011

tooting my horn: Best Books 2011!

When I was thinking about starting my first blog, way back in 2005, I asked a few people what they thought about this new form. "Nerdy." "Needy" "Really narcissisistic", were the replies I got.
(Not that I heeded them).
Anyway, I'm going to be a nerdy narcissist and announce, proudly, that we made Amazon's Best Books of 2011 list!
3  students- from Knitting for a Cause section
In my defense,  some of the content in the book is about making the world better and helping others. Here's a free excerpt with knitting pattern (value! added!) on the subject.
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actually I shoot for many non-profits--see some of that work on my Gale Zucker Photography website