Projects

Through out college my images have accumulated with various styles. Here you can see everything I bring to the table.

Studio Portraits

Portraits require detail oriented thinking. Posing, placement of props, and positioning every part of the body, are what makes or breaks an image.

The low light conditions after the sun sets are complicated to work with. The camera settings are much different, and so are the pictures!

Neon Lights

Color & Abstract

Capturing colors allows for vibrance and saturation to shine. I love being able to to create art with such a stunning natural color palette.

Image mixology needs an eye that can recognize patterns, textures, and compatibility. These pieces integrate two earlier images into on final picture.

Multiple Exposures

Fine Art
Photography

Fine art photography is a form of visual expression where the photographer uses their creativity and artistic vision to capture images that convey emotion, mood, or a concept. Unlike commercial or documentary photography, fine art photography is not necessarily focused on depicting reality accurately but rather on exploring themes, experimenting with techniques, and evoking a response from the viewer. It often involves unique compositions, lighting, and post-processing to create visually striking images that provoke thought and engage the viewer on a deeper level.

Montage & Collage

This image technique incorporates multiple pictures and elements to create a more impactful final piece.

Sepia Tone

Sepia tone refers to a monochrome image or photograph that has been toned in a reddish-brown pigment. This gives an old-time or bleak mood to the images.

Cyanotypes

Cyanotype is a photographic printing process that produces cyan-blue prints when the sun reacts with the the special fabric. I used lemons and kiwis to experiment with the transparency of the objects.