Saturday, April 21, 2007

A good portrait will contain at least one element that reveals the subject’s personality, attitude, unique mannerisms or any of the other features or traits that form the individual nature of the person. It will tell us something about the subject. A portrait is defined as a likeness of a person, especially of the person’s face. But, the word in general use has deeper connotations. A photographic portrait is understood to be a good quality image that not only captures a person’s physical likeness on film, but also something of the person’s character, generally in a manner that is attractive and pleasing to the subject. The image also reveals a significant, identifiable part of the subject’s character.

Below are the Portraits I took with Alex, Sheila, Phil, Nadia and the Neighbors’ adorable kids. Most are shot at the Brooks Studio in California, the one with Alex and Phil. The rest were done on location at Santa Barbara.

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