Self Portrait

This photo is a self portrait that I took for my commercial class for a client project for Chuck. I like the bouquet in the background and how crisp and clear that I am with this focus. 

 

Sunset

A pano that I did of downtown Asheboro, I really like the composition and the clouds that day were awesome.

Congrats!

This is a photo that I took for my sister for her graduation from Pfeiffer University this past spring. Congrat babe I am so proud of you. I'd also like to extend an invitation to all those SENIORS out there, if you are looking to have your senior portraits taken for your special day this year leave me a message and we can set something up!  

Family Lifestyle

This is an image I produced for my commercial class, a computer lifestyle photo that exemplifies the family interacting and using a computer (with the screen in the shot). This was one of my favorite images for this project. 

Fuji Water Ad

The Fuji bottled water ad was one of my favorite re shoots that I did for my commercial class this fall. I was so peaceful to be out by the waterfall. I took several shots in different locations by this waterfall. After getting back to edit them I really had a lot to choose from, but I really feel as though this was the best image with the waterfall behind it. It really all came together. 

Moravian School Table

This is a school table that I took a photo of using available window light. I really like this shot just for the narrow depth of field, focusing on the second candle there on the table and the fact that it is really nice natural light.

A Night @ the Fair

This is my time lapse video that I did for my Photoshop class this fall of the Dixie Classic Fair in Winston Salem. I took a total of 2293 images and put them together in Photoshop to make a stop motion time lapse of the fun and excitement of the fair. Sorry I didn't get around to photographing the Krispy Kreme deep fried burger, but I think I covered the main points of the fair. I really didn't know much about time lapse videos and putting them together in Photoshop before this project, but I think it came out really nicely.