For this photo, I used a Dundee figurine with 2 different light sources, one warm one on the right and a cold one on the left. The figure is facing away from the camera as if it is about to take a step forward and farther away from the camera. ISO: 1250, Aperture: 1.8, Shutter …
I went to take pictures of an event, the food they were serving was beautifully presented and I had to take pictures of them before the were all gone! ISO: 200, Aperture: 2.8, Shutter Speed: 1/80
I took pictures for a non-profit’s gala with my friend. This was before the gala started when people were preparing the food. ISO: 2000, Aperture: 1.8, Shutter Speed: 1/1600
In the recording studio, I had my brother play a song. While he was practicing, I took pictures of him playing and getting ready for the recording. In Photoshop I singled him out and added effects that increased his brightness and added some definition as well as changing the color balances but the background stayed …
This photo was taken at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee where MLK was shot. The breach is where he stood and I positioned my camera in the path of bullet. A small piece of metal had an enormous impact on a nation. For my picture I separated the photo into 3 different portions, I …
The morning showers left small droplets of water on the plants in the backyard. ISO: 1000, Shutter Speed: 1/250, Aperture: 11
This year my family hosted a big Thanksgiving dinner with our friends. It took us the whole day to decorate and this was the center table where all the main course dishes were placed. ISO: 800, Shutter Speed: 1/80, Aperture: 2.8
My brother is crazy, he is unafraid of the unknown, and he is excited for the future. More importantly, he keeps me grounded, he makes me laugh with his countless puns and dad jokes he finds on the internet. He pushes me to be better, he pushes me to my limits (in both good and …
The pavement had a water-resistant coating on it so the morning rain stayed clumped in small droplets. I love how inside each droplet we can see the reflection of my backyard. Aperture: 2.2, ISO: 200, Shutter speed: 1/125
There is a light at the end of the tunnel, it is faint but you know for a fact that it is there. There is a light behind the silhouette of the door. Do you go through it? Do you dare exit your dark tunnel or comfort, a tunnel in which you can hide from …