Fog

A photographer always is watching for images that cross his path.  This image was taken right before I headed off to bed.  I looked out a window and saw a wonderful layer of fog settling in the neighborhood, and I just had to grab my camera/tripod and find the ideal spot to create this image.  Works for me.

Car Show.  In this photograph the cars are actually four-inch Matchbox cars. My fabulous model, Rachel, was photographed three different times in three outfits with three different poses that would match her ultimate position with the cars.

Food shot.

"Fortune and Men's Eyes."  This film noir photograph was inspired by the movie "Fortune and Men's Eyes."  If you haven't seen this movie, I won't go into specifics.  However, I did want to create a sexually charged image that relied entirely on suggestion.

Robbery.  This image was created based upon a life-changing event in my life.  I went through this experience that left me with a continuing case of PTSD.  I am still affected by that event and have been able to use photography as a means of healing.  This photograph was shot in the studio in such a way as to recreate the feeling of being out on the street.

Boxes.  This is an exercise in Photoshop.  In order to create this image, I took five different shots of the propping and of my model.  Then in Photoshop I took the parts of each photo that I wanted and brought them into one final image.

Boxes.  This photo is an exercise in lighting.  It was created in the style of the cubist period.