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Simple Product Photo
I don’t spend all day wandering the streets looking for that perfect photograph. Sometimes I need to work inside.
Putting a little bit of context into your product can create an emotional response. This photo is an example of a straight-out-of-camera image.
A small amount of editing of the out-of-camera image gives us a plain black background with real shadows and tones. A little healing was used where the original glass had a scratch on the bottom
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Half a second
Descending the escalator and firing off a long exposure. This froze the thing I was standing on and everything else had a motion blur. It works better in full resolution and was in two minds about making it black and white.
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Werribee Station
Werribee Station is one of the last old-style stations.
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Studio Portrait
I don’t actually have a studio but will bring my gear to you. Shot on a vintage lens.
Thanks to Gloria and her family for allowing me to use this photo in my Portfolio After the more formal shoot we went outside to get some more natural photos.
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Commercial Portraits
A portrait needs to tell your story, that can be the work you or the home you but it needs to tell the story of you.
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One photo a day
Werribee South as the sun slid behind the clouds behind me.
Three Ships To see the high-resolution image just click it
