Studio 20

I hope you are enjoying the start of summer!

I have some exciting news to pass on to all my friends and contacts in regards to some of my current projects and a new Photography studio location that I’m now working out of. As of last week I will now be doing all my studio shooting at Studio 20, located in Southeast Portland. Studio 20 has 2,000 square feet working space, complete with 3 separate shooting studios. A Natural Light room, a dedicated Boudoir Room, and room to accommodate large groups or big objects such as a car.

Please contact me the next time you are looking for a photographer, I would love to work with you.

NEWS:

Pick up a copy of the July Oregon Business Journal, I have an image in it!

• Oregon Business

PROJECT UPDATES:

A headshot I did for TACS.

• Carrie Hoops

I have been working with a documentary film company called Diamond Hitch Productions out in Eastern Oregon.
The film is called “Little Switzerland”, some of my images are being used on the website for the film.

• Diamond Hitch Productions: “Little Switzerland”

This past month the long term project I was doing with Portland sculpture artist James Harrison wrapped up.
To read more about this project and to view one of my images check this link.

• The Helios Pavilion

Also make sure to get a copy of Shawn Levy’s latest book “Paul Newman: A Life”. When you do turn straight to the great headshot on the back cover

• Paul Newman: A Life

STUDIO 20
419 SE Ivon St, Portland Or  97202
1/2 Mile south of OMSI

Studio 20 is by appointment only.
PDF Portfolios Upon Request.

Take care.

Working, The Light

Shawn Levy, originally uploaded by pdxnevets.

This past week I assisted as a light tech on two jobs and had a shoot of my own. Here is a shot I got of Portland writer Shawn Levy.

Lately I have been admiring the photography work of Pete Springer. The thing that attracts me to his images is the way he uses light, specifically the spot where the main light source originates from and hits the subject. This is normally from behind and creates a nice rim of light around the head sometimes blowing out one side of the subject. This was my goal on this shot of Mr. Levy.