Oh hey! Here is Part One of my February Personal Work, accomplished alongside photographer Morgan Blake and hair & makeup artist Jennifer Nieman. Morgan and I dreamed up the idea to organize a shoot that would allow us to "share" six models by shooting simultaneously but independently. After about a month of preparation, we pulled it off! Though it was a wild day full of giddy chatting, quickly switching outfits and frantically hopping locations; we managed to come out with some beautiful imagery!
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Free People Editorial Photo Shoot with Studio Crush | Atlanta Fashion Photographer
About a month ago my dear friend Jennifer Nieman encouraged me to come down for a Free People inspired fashion shoot at Studio Crush School of Makeup. Studio Crush is located inside King Plow Arts Center and has an incredible natural light studio. They do shoots every Monday and Tuesday so that their up-and-coming students have strong portfolios upon graduation.
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Nicole's Bohemian Fashion Portraits | Palm Springs, CA | Joshua Tree National Park
Here is Nicole, a dear friend who's edgy bohemian style can be witnessed in each carefully curated outfit. Her style highlights her carefree yet intentional personality. Oh, and she is HILARIOUS. he is always rocking a statement accessory whether it be a textured scarf or wide-brimmed fedora; not to mention a plethora of bracelets and jewelry the tie in to her outfit of choice. Here are a few images from her styled photo shoot in Joshua Tree National Park, California.
Read MoreSomeplace Wild Street Style #2 : Lindsey
Here is Lindsey, a world traveler who's commitment to people and adventure contributes to her awesomely eclectic style. She loves cultural pieces, lots of color and anything she can throw on during her outdoor adventures. Best of all, she is an incredible friend to all she meets and one my favorite people on earth.
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Someplace Wild Street Style #1 : Elle | Atlanta, GA {Atlanta Photographer}
Here is the first of several photo shoots encompassing my 2014 personal work. This entire series bases itself off of one question: If you closed your eyes to the opinions, judgments and prejudices of others, how would you display your own unique personal style?
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