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Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Keith

So yesterday I posted up photos from my session with Brittany and Keith. That same session I did solo pictures of just Keith for his future musical endeavors. I really embraced a 60's to 70's style of lighting/photography, just really simple stuff. I have just a hard contrast from one side of his face to the next, so on one side we have hard light, the other just pitch black. On some of the edits I pushed this to an extreme and on others I left it a little lighter. I am very pleased with the results and if you would like some great photos feel free to contact me and book me soon.



























Random Movie Fact: In the 1978 film Renaldo and Clara, when the film was originally released, its screenings were extremely limited. The film received very many condemning reviews and many theaters refused the screenings. The film was cut from its original four-hour length to a two-hour length, and what was left was mostly concert footage. This version was shown in more theaters than the original director's cut. The original four-hour cut would appear on European television some time later, on Channel 4.

Thanks for the support,
Daniel Hess

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Brittany and Keith

So this weekend I offered two free photography sessions, one completely outdoors, the other completely in studio. The person originally scheduled to do the studio photography actually cancelled on me (crazy right?) anyway, two friends of mine from high school managed to come up last minute to take some photos. The first set I did with them are posted below for your consideration. Let me know what you think.































Random Movie Fact: In the 1999 film The Green Mile, originally, Tom Hanks was going to play the Old Paul Edgecomb but the makeup tests didn't make him look credible enough to be an elderly man. Dabbs Greer was cast instead as the older Paul Edgecomb.

Thanks for the support,
Daniel Hess