Archive for the ‘Out-takes’ Category

August 13, 2010 0

they’re all like this…

By in Family, Out-takes

Was looking through old pictures, and I found a bunch of funny pictures of my Dad.

June 24, 2010 3

Out takes and other things from Father’s Day

By in Just for Photographers, Out-takes, Photo Shoot, Portraits

So, this Father’s Day was pretty unique.  Uhh, Dad bought his own present and didn’t tell any of us what it was until he opened it.  Eh.. It worked.  And it was kind of funny. As he pulled out the “Paul C. Bluff” packaging Will said with a certain drollness, “it must be camera stuff [...]

June 17, 2010 1

McKenzie Outtakes & Runner-Ups

By in Black & White, Out-takes, Photo Shoot, Portraits, Urban Exploring

After much deliberation (aka: I was really tired the other night), I decided to break this into two posts.  Not as clever as Katie who divided her by expression. Nice. This shoot took place up and down Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive.  Toward the end of the night we migrated toward the Magazine area. “That’s [...]

May 12, 2010 6

Hiking: Part Sam

By in Black & White, Events, Out-takes, travel

Many of these pictures represent my normal outtakes when shooting around Sam.  He’s actually helped me to grow as a photographer.  Where most people will hold a pose, or just generally understand the philosophy behind a camera, Sam gives me about 0.7 seconds to set my exposure, frame it up, and click the button.  No [...]

April 22, 2010 3

Lauren Part 2: Outtakes

By in Out-takes, Photo Shoot, Portraits

Outtakes.  Outtakes aren’t rejects; they’re the ones that were selected from all the others (the rejects), but didn’t quite fit the flow of the final, final set.  Often it’s because one will look too much like another (this tends to have a negative synergic effect), or because it just interups the flow. Here are a combination of [...]

March 2, 2010 0

Keith Part 2: Out-takes and other things

By in Garden District, Out-takes, Photo Shoot, Portraits

We started our Keith shoot walking around the Lower Garden District, picking up ideas and locations.  Also, Katie recently bought a LensBaby.  This is a type of lens that totally blurs everything but the center.  But it’s manual focus, and it swivels on it’s axis, so you can change the focused part (the sweet spot). [...]

November 19, 2009 0

Look Ma, No Photoshop!

By in Black & White, French Quarter, How To, Out-takes, Photo Shoot

Being the newly handicapped Joe that I am, I’ve not been prone to aimlessly wondering the streets of New Orleans taking pictures as I often am.  Sad times.  But a week or two ago I did a shoot in Jackson Square.  I was playing around with some of my outtakes and decided to show you [...]