wedding photo-shoot

I took these pictures in a cemetery, in Huntington. I wanted the photos to have a dark feel to them, and a little mystery. I got the wedding dress at a church store for $25 bucks. I love the detail and lace on the val and dress. My sister was my model, she wore the dress very well. This photo-shoot was a success.

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Janelle Brooke went to Suffolk County Community College in 2006. She started working for Hampton models. She also, starting working with Bands, doing photography. Brooke started her wedding photography business in 2008 at the age of 24 years old. She wanted her own business. For advertisement she used Long Island bride and groom magazine. She works with her partner Terry. She has two teams of photographers and assistants. She said she has a lot of fun working. And she loves what she does. As her business grew she started doing Portraits as well as weddings. She Photographs 40 weddings a year and charges $8, 500. She has a website, uses Facebook and twitter. She also, shared a video in class that helps her get clients. Brooke is 32years old is a wife and mom of two. She runs her business out of her house in Northport. At the end of class I looked at the photos that she bought. My favorite picture was a couple kissing holding sparkers with a heart around them. It caught my eye because; I’ve never seen a photo like that. She capture a moment of love. It was perfect.

Model

I took these photo's on the water at a park near my house. She's the fourth model that I've shot. I love her head wrap and earrings. My favorite photo is the thrid one because, I love black and white photo's. I really enjoyed shooting my model Judy. She posed on her own and I also guided her of what to do. I would love to shoot her again.

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Natan Dvir is an Israel photographer. He lives in New York City. He shoot’s commercial photography, is an artist, and teacher. Before working as a photographer he worked as a NiceCLS Group Manger. He picked up a camera at the age of 27.  He started shooting with film and now uses a digital camera.He received his MBA from Tel Aviv University and his MFA in photography from the school of Visual Arts. He became a faculty member at the International Center for photography.  Natan Dvir photographs around the world represented by Polaris Images photo agency and Anastasia Photo gallery. Natan’s work has been published by international magazines such as; The New York Times, Newsweek, Wall Street Journal, The Times, Daily Mail, and many more.After viewing all his slides in class I really liked the “eighteen” of the 18 years old whom were Jewish and Muslim. The pictures were shot in there rooms. The people were serious no smiling in the photo’s. The story he told about the young women shutting the door and talking to him about love and religion was great. It showed that the she felt comfortable while shooting with him. And they made a connection. I was very impressed with his work I would like to do an inter-ship with him next fall. I think I could learn a lot from him.

Graffiti

I shot these photos in Cleveland, Ohio at an abandon building. I love the scull Graffiti against the models black dress. I let her do her own pose's she was playful and natural. I like the first shot because, it shows off the dress. The only thing that I wish I had did was maybe had a crazy dramctic dress and instead of a simple black dress. Over all I'm happy with the photo's. I had a lot of fun exploring the building.

Landscape

 These pictures were taken for a landscape assignment. The first picture was taken at a park near my house. The second  picture was taken in Central Park. The second picture is a pond with the shadows of the trees. It's my favorite picture. I enjoyed shooting landscape I found some intrusting things. I spend all morning in Central Park shooting and took a lot of photos.

Fun

 I took this picture of my sister for a class assignment. It's a fun picture. It shows a lot of personality. I like the black outfit behind the white wall. You can see her tongue ring and name plate neckless.