Recapping the fun I had shooting headshots with Ryane Watkins last week, on the fifteenth floor of the Wyndham Beacon Hill.
Author: Adam
Writing since 1995, designing since 2000, and shooting since 2014.
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Geometric Portraiture
As I practice lighting, I’ve been thinking about what makes one of my portraits one of my portraits. At the surface, skill, familiarity, and necessary tools are important. I think those can be considered technique. Under technique is intention; the reason to make a technical decision. And beside, or perhaps under, that, is emotion; that […]
I believe, assertively and profoundly, in play. So much I’m thinking about taglining my business with it.
Sometimes you meet someone who makes meeting someone seem so easy.
Durán is an architect, a hip hop connoisseur, and an art collector.
You become interested in new things as you become capable of making them.
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Remy in an Afternoon
My new dancer friend Remy came over to make portraits.
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Sitting with my Mother
Even before the start, my mother guided me toward photography—and now, she helps me navigate it.
Last summer, my girlfriend and I discussed how I would shoot portraits after moving in with her. It took six months, and I’ve built an ultra-portable studio.
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Upside Out
Over the last year I’ve produced a small-but-growing body of architectural work based on perspective. I’m calling it “Upside Out.” You can see it here.
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A Very Cloacas Farewell
I went to Santa Fe to say farewell to Cloacas, my favorite local band.
If you’re starting out, or not sure what to do with the gear you have, I hope this reflection on lenses will help you make sense of where to go next. I spent a lot longer than I needed to figuring this out, and most of a week putting it into language I haven’t seen […]