by Wildman
When you’re looking through the view finder, what you see is only the start of what you get.
The prints from this shoot in a Texas field are a perfect example of what I mean. You start with a good photo. But much of the magic – and many of the decisions – happen at the edit desk.
Categories: Portraits • Tags: 5d, canon, couple, field, mckinney, natural light, photography, photos, portrait, sun, texas, vintage
by Wildman
This won’t hurt a bit. Most normal people don’t like their picture taken. But a quick and painless trip to a neighborhood park gave this couple a nice-looking headshot photo for an upcoming publication – and bragging rights on facebook.
Categories: Portraits
by Wildman
Ghana is a beautiful country filled with friendly, gregarious people. But like every culture, the African nation isn’t perfect. Human traffickers separated this young boy from his family and sold him to work on a dangerous fishing boat on Lake Volta. A local organization rescued the him and is searching for his family. Before reuniting with his loved ones, the boy must spend several months in therapy to help him grapple with the aftermath of his abusive ordeal. Yet, his […]
Categories: Portraits, Travel • Tags: Ghana, human trafficking, orphan
by Wildman
Sporting an attitude! We love the bright colors and facinating textures in this family photo shoot in Frisco, Texas.
Categories: Portraits
by Wildman
Made from a reclaimed front porch, this hand crafted farm table exudes rugged charm.
Categories: Still Life & Curiosities
by Wildman
Showing off a room requires more than just documenting its contents. How a photographer approaches the space depends on the emotional and psychological statement a client wants the room to make. Here, we use wide angles to give a feel of spaciousness to this living room. In the full-room shots, we shoot from a low view point to make the area seem strong and imposing. In the detail images, we shoot from a high vantage point to shrink the large […]
Categories: Still Life & Curiosities • Tags: home, ideas, interiors, leather, photography, real estate, sofa, tips
by Wildman
When it comes to pet portraits, timing is everything. Be ready to snap your photo at a moment’s notice. You’ll get lots of blurry outtakes, but you’ll end up with a few gems, too.
Categories: Portraits, Still Life & Curiosities • Tags: dog, lab, pet, photo, photography, portrait, tips
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