Photography and Inspiration from a Professional Photographer and the Creative Process
It’s hard to believe as I look at the fog, that one year ago we were buried in snow. 14 inches of snow that broke a 40 year record and paralyzed our city. What a difference a year makes! As I reflect on the past year, I realize that much has happened for which I’m…
My Life. My Future. An amazing high school senior in her own words. I dare you not to smile as you read Ellora’s answers. Better yet, before you read her answers, try to figure out who you think she is by looking at her image. I think you’ll be surprised. My name is: Ellora I’m…
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I like it! Oh and the photos are nice too! ha.ha.
In the purest sense of the word, a muse is defined as a force, personified as a woman, who is the source of inspiration for a creative artist. Ellora and her mother may have thought I was joking when I said how much I appreciated working with a muse, but I meant it. Ellora is…
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Your eye for light and your ability to weave complimentary colors into the image palette is remarkable. Well done.
what a gorgeous girl! and gorgeous photos!!!
These are really quite nice, Randy. Refreshing to not see yet another senior photo’d in an grungy alley.
“I don’t know about truths. A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells, the less you know.” (Rachael Weisz) in The Brothers Bloom. Art walk in the city of San Antonio, Texas. © Randy Kepple Photographs Portland, Oregon Park Blocks. Image courtesy of © Mark Kegans Photographs Portland, Oregon captured with…
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Man I love that photo (yours of course)! The content, the crispness. It tells me that “Yes, there is a way out…”
Nice work.
Love the street shots, especially the first one!
I found this title very intriguing, so much said with so little words.
Image #1 is truly one of your best B&W personal works I recall ever seeing from you. It has a very classic feeling to it and I think it would ruin it for me if I ever saw it in color.
I also love the impression of movement Jamie captured in image #3. It’s a perfect balance of vision and technique coming together.
My Life. My Future. A fun and informational series that I’m launching today for my high school senior portrait clients. The series is loosely based on the popular My Life. My Card. advertisements a few years ago from American Express. Sharing with you the amazing personalities of these high school seniors. My name is: Kiara…
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Happy Holidays to you and yours, Randy … looking forward to seeing more from you on here in 2010 … have a great new year, and a prosperous one, I hope
Gill
Keep it rolling, Randy… your work and your thought processes are good for all of us.
Many Merries!
J