Category Archives: Anatomy of a Photograph

anatomy of a photograph . emotion

Choosing this image was easy.  Sure I took several crystal clear versions of this scene, but the shake and energy that comes from this make it for me.  Nothing says “fake” about this to me, nothing forced or contrived.  Nothing says, look at me!, or brilliant!.  It’s simple. The blur adds to the inherent nervousness…

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anatomy of a photograph . expression

Moments like these seem to always sneak up on me.  If I’m honest seeing the in-between moments are one of the hardest aspects of my craft.  This scene unfolded as the bride and groom walked out of the church amidst a shower of white confetti.  Overall a beautiful and timeless sight and sure to be…

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anatomy of a photograph . reverence

Children in weddings go together like beans and rice.  Their small size and cute outfits mixed with dimpled faces melt the hearts of everyone who attends.  But could there be more?  I believe children provide a sense of self, and their innocence and freeing candor speak peace and rest into our hearts.  They symbolize the…

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