Yay more fashion work!  I’m so excited to be spending time doing what I really love doing which is fashion photography.  Honestly I get so excited before the shoot, have a blast during it, and I love looking at the shots that come out of my camera on the other end.  I’m really hitting a stride with my photography.  Although I have a shoot coming up this weekend, and it’s size ably out of my comfort zone.  So we’ll see how that goes.  At least I feel like I set expectations accordingly.

Working on all this fashion stuff has really given me the opportunity to start working on my post production skills.  Something that I just don’t have the time to do

when I work on engagements/senior portraits/weddings etc.  I have too many pictures to pick one or two great ones and spend a night working on them.

For this shoot I had a ton of locations scouted, but we only made it through a few of them.  This first shot was at an old abandoned house which was such an interesting location to shoot at.  I really want to talk to whoever owns it and ask if I could use the house for my studio.  I mean if they’re not using it, why the hell can’t I?  It has some great windows in it, that would make for some killer window light shots.

Cynthia and I had a blast shooting a bunch of different stuff.  Even though it was a bit chillier than I’m sure she would have wanted.  I don’t know how she put up with it, but Cynthia was a real trooper, and didn’t complain once.

This was another shot that I took at that same house.  I was going for that soft vintage look.  Let me know if you think I pulled it off.

This shot cynthia was doing a hell of a good job pulling off some of those great high fashion poses.

Hope you guys like them.

Thanks again to Cynthia for helping out with this shoot, and being such a good sport dealing with the chilly weather.

-Dave