Portrait Photography

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Post your work :)

I mostly photograph cars and nature.  I have been consistently photographing at Northwood University International Auto Show.  It is the largest continuously active new car show in the United States and it is fully student run.

Thanks to the shows, I have managed to capture, Vipers, Koenigsegg, Lamborghini, Ferrari, Bugatti, Auburn, Deusenberg, Mclaren and Porsche.  The combined value of 3 cars I shot this past year thanks to the show was about 40 million dollars.

90% of the posts in this thread are spam :(

I'll post something here to get the ball actually rolling on showing work as opposed to...whatever is going on here lol.

I shoot both on-location and in-studio.

But primarily shoot portraiture.

Here is some of my studio work.

And some on-location work.

I feel like the majority of spacehey users have pretty decent tech knowledge. I think scam bots mightttt be picking the wrong place lol

BISP has come a long way since 2008, and tools like the 8171 portal show how it’s using technology to better serve low-income families across Pakistan.

from my most recent session

from my most recent session

You should try to shoot in sunsit, right on the seaside

I enjoy environmental portraits in urban spaces as well. Natural light, textures from buildings, and candid movement often make the images feel more authentic and alive. Sometimes while researching different city stories and local records, I came across resources like while reading about Lake County Records, which reminded me how many real-life narratives exist behind the places we photograph. Those layers of history can add an interesting perspective when choosing locations. Portraits that connect a person with their surroundings always feel more powerful to me.