Face on Glass

Here are a couple kiddos with similar ideas.


"I have found face on glass to be a decent distraction from this boring adult mess."


"This is pretty good, but it could be so much better with a glass plate. sigh..."

Feets

Sarah, married on Saturday to her longtime beau Erik, wanted to make sure we documented her bridesmaids footwear. I knew it would make a compelling shot, because photos without heads have such mystery to them. You just cant help but wonder what the heads are up to. I would bet a good number of photo students go through a headless photo phase, after they first stumble on this interesting trick of composition. (I did)


Bonus points if you know what famous Denver landmark provided the green stone background.

Shaina + Ben in Estes Park

Here are a couple shots of Shaina and Ben, to make up for the evil shot posted earlier. You can see, this was a very warm and happy day, despite the weather.












The little ring bearer had certain objections to the bow-tie. I have to agree, who ever invented the bow-tie anyway?

Ted Talks: David Griffin, On Photography

Griffin's talk starts with a series of images I have seen a quadrillion times, but they are still very powerful. This is a great way to understand the photographic lineage that inspires my work. In addition, Griffin goes onto describe why photography is powerful, which is worthwhile.

http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/david_griffin_on_how_photography_connects.html

The Dreaded Chapel on the Rock

Mwahahahaahhaha!

okay, evil may not the best theme for a wedding photo --my apology to Shaina and Ben, who will wed at the Chapel tomorrow. Hopefully this weather system that is causing the dreary sky will move on. For now, I was able to grab some great shots of the chapel during their rehearsal tonight. Dont worry, the rest are not this dreary, I just got carried away in photoshop with this particular shot.