More square. More time. More practice being with people.
12.15.2009
Working in your style.
More square. More time. More practice being with people.
More square. More time. More practice being with people.
More square. More time. More practice being with people.
5 comments:
I don't know that I can describe the "style" of the portrait you've posted here Kirk, but I love it. I see this and it makes me want to pick up my camera and make moving, emotional portraits like this one. Magical. If that's a style, that's what I'm after, too.
Much like you imply, I think style has a lot to do with what we take pictures of. What we like, what we are interested in. And then how we interpret them through our pictures.
You are fantastic at portraits because the people matter to you. Their stories. Me, dirt, leaves, farms, farmers, the natural environment and the story behind these things. In a dark, mostly B&W "style."
Photographers shine best when their "style" is applied to what's important to them.
Fantastic portrait, I think it really connects with what you are saying here. Wonderful and insightful.
Ah, my thoughts exactly! What square format was this, Kirk? It's beautifully 'film'.
More square. More time. More practice being with people.
Exactly my thoughts too. :)
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