A  portrait should have impact. The gun site shot certainly does. This shot had to be envisioned without even seeing down the gunsight, as that would’ve required looking down from about 7 feet.

 

A dreamy, artistic headshot followed by the headshot on my realtors website and business card.

 

Next, in your dreams, you can’t quite see your dream  man’s face. Inspired when I asked her if she had a boyfriend and she said she hadn’t yet met her dream man.  What, I thought photographers were every woman’s dream man?

 

 Then a shot taken in the snow.

 

 Because I take the time to know my clients,  I knew Doc Holliday was a joker. When his girlfriend caught the bouquet I was ready as she chased and hit him with it  demanding he  marry her.

 

Then a photo in a 1930s infirmary praying for what?  I asked her to imagine it was for a maternity test.

 

In the last photo, before the shoot, I asked the boy’s mother, if at this age they like making paper airplanes. They loved to.  After the studio shoot, when I took them to the state park and pulled out this 9 x 9’ piece of background paper and told them we were going to make and fly a huge paper airplane, their eyes lit up. The park ranger asked what we were doing, laughed and stuck around to watch the flight. Ever seen that photo before? The boys couldn’t wait to show the photo to their friends.

 

A photo shoot with me is not only creative, but also fun.