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Throwback to an unforgettable shoot with my friend Liz! We’ve had the opportunity to shoot several times over the years, and every session she brings her A-game. This day was all about playing with various high and low key style lighting. Whether we were going for bright and airy or moody and dramatic, she brought her incredible energy and talent to the studio.

This was a simple three light set up for a more high key vibe and Liz absolutely crushed it. I really like black and white edits with high key images. It’s always a joy working with someone who inspires creativity.

BTW, which crop do you prefer, boots or no boots Vs color or black and white?

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I recently saw a post, from the wildly talented about her making these incredible and intricate costume pieces using a 3D printer. She is such an amazing creative! Anyway, it reminded me of a shoot we did at the Fabrication Yard where I got a ton of dope images and thought I’d reminisce with a post. I think cosplay is a phenomenal performance art, a blast to shoot and don’t know why I haven’t done more of these type of shoots! (Note to self……future 📸 project).

Who’s ur favorite cosplayer?

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Sony A7RIII/ 35mmF1.4 .0
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Many thanks to for orchestrating the shoot/location.

A little night photography with Bianca.

This shoot was a little past blue hour and a perfect evening for a photoshoot.

As I’ve begun shooting again, I find myself bouncing back and forth between my Sony A7IV and my Canon R6. There are certain things about each camera system I like better but I can’t seem to pick a favorite….maybe I just have commitment issues! 😂

So for the photogs reading this post……what’s your go to camera and lens setup (and why)?

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Canon EOS R6/85mmF1.4
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