Sometimes we will have a guest who will blog an article, if you have suggestions let me know.
This is also I shot I loved. Personally I love the movement and mood of the shot, with this kind of shots it’s so easy to go overboard with the postprocessing but I think Andrea did stop just at the correct time. In this blog post Andrea tells about the shot and more…. So here you go Andrea the blog is yours.
Today it’s time for Richard Sterkenburg.
I absolutely loved the shot he tweeted me for the critique day so I invited Richard also over to the blog to tell a bit more about the shot, so ladies and gents…. here is Richard.
It’s my first time writing for a guest blog. Not a problem at all, but writing it down in English makes it for a Dutch guy a bit harder. Let’s give it a go!
A while ago I was asked by a professional athlete to shoot some portraits of her to thank het sponsor. This was a great opportunity for me, cause I love to shoot sports, especially on location and giving it a commercial looking concept. So we started out talking and sketching the possibility’s there were and I came to the idea to make a series out of three photo’s. Continue reading as I explain what we did for the shot.
The next photographer in our guestblog series based on our twitter critique day is Brian Worley.
I loved his shot of the piano player for the mood, composition and overall feel of the shot so here is his blog post.
In our series of guestbloggers that were selected during my Twitter Critique day it’s time for Maxime today.
Her image I loved (as a fashion photographer) because it was totally different from what I saw that day. When I visited her site I also loved what I see, so here she is. Ladies and Gentleman the blog is for Maxime today.
Be sure to visit her on her site http://maximecardol.nl
