Last one...

Everett and Jake

Natedog

Thanks to Nathan Mollison.

Check out his work: http://imnotfamousyet.tumblr.com/

Hitman

The shot i'm using.

Alternate shot with different colour edit.

Model: Andrew Alpen

Location work

Final images

Last nights shoot

Luke Allred, Jake Irwin and Nathan Mollison

Everett and Chris

Using the same style as the first one of Dave

Dave Revisited

Using some quite a bit of colour enhancement as well as some fake lens flare, I think this image looks better than the first.

Inspiration

Some shots to help with telling the models how to position themselves.

The Godfather

The Godfather

Nathan

Mug shots

I had an idea to do studio portrait mug shots of the people who are in my location pictures to tie the two together and keep with the theme of crime. The inspiration was these two images...

Dave Appleton

Return your borrowed gear and clean up the studio spaces... Or sleep with the fishes.

Project 2 - portrait scenarios

Contemplative subject, one tungsten light (added reflectors)

Ceo magazine cover

Photo: Amanda Butler

Workshop 2

Introduction to Food Photography.

Collaboration between Dave Woltschenko and myself.

Composite Image Critique

This is my composite image from last semester. I was surprised it worked as well as it did but there are still quite a few problems

• Reflected light on Amie is perhaps a little bit too harsh.
• The shadow on the cement was just a free hand guess. With free transforming a selection of Amie's silhouette it could be more accurate.
• Amie is looking at the camera. It is too obvious to see she is posing
• Her scarf is flying the wrong way.
• Colour balance match is a bit off.
• Probably many more things that i'm sure you can find

Digital manipulation examples

Awork By Ryohei Hase http://ryoheihase.com/

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One of my own manupulations