By the mid to late 80's - about 10 years after I started my business, I thought I was finally getting my act together when it came to lighting and composition. Monte Zucker's style was a big part of what was popular with my clients and I was fine tuning my portrait skills as well. Peruse the images in this week's post. I think the first three images are really nice portraits all done with only one light. The second high key image is the only exception. I blasted a light into the background to push it white for a very nice effect.
David,
ReplyDeleteThanks for this series, I've really enjoyed it. It's been great to see how your skills and style developed over time. I've been shooting weddings going on seven years and every one I try to shoot something new and improve what I'm doing. I don't think that will ever stop, every year I look back on last years work and it amazes me the difference a few months makes. Your way back machine got me looking at where I began and I honestly can't imagine what my work will be like seven years from now, too busy enjoying the journey. I think if you ever stop learning, changing and challenging yourself, the passion will go from your work and it's time to hang up the camera. Thanks again.