Another from the 2007 workshop, this time with Nori.  Shot on a Lensbaby to give the still image a bit more motion.

In the summer of 2007 I took a fine art workshop, this shot of Christy was done at that workshop.  Originally shot on a medium format camera, this file has been cropped down from the square format to the more typical rectangle format.

From a shoot last summer, I’ve always had a fascination with clavicle bones and mandibles.

Fellow photographer and friend Lorna asked me to take a few photos of her at the Skindustry Tattoo Convention where I was displaying art at this past weekend and one of the event staff was kind enough to lend an office so we had some space to shoot at.  Lorna was wearing her friends clothing, a vintage stylist, so I post processed the images to have an older, faded look to them and am very pleased with the results.

A big thank you to Lorna for finally showing up and posting for a quick shoot.  Besides, everyone loves sugar skulls, right?

From a shoot towards the end of last summer with Yarrow.  We had very limited time due to early setting sun and a late start.  Either way, I really enjoyed shooting with her and the vibrant colors that helped to make this shot.

A friend from years ago stopped by Saturday to get some photos done, finally. With this shoot, I tried to capture who she is as a person, not what she could become with lots of makeup, fancy poses or overdone hair.

My friend Swan stopped over last night for a quick photoshoot, mostly to get some stock shots, partly to teach her a bit about studio lighting and post production of images and lastly to have some fun. I’m fairly fond of these two images from the shoot.