It’s always nice to work with some one who dances, they are usually more comfortable moving in front of the camera. Even in posed shots I like to have a since of movement or the feeling that the subject is about to step right out of the page. Raimey, aka Miss Columbia Teen does that very well, she is a natural. I hope to have a couple more shots from her senior portrait shoot to share soon.
Raimey
Landon was one happy baby for the shoot today. Makes my job very easy.
Landon
Scott soon to be Dutch Fork High School grad and Citadel cadet. Enjoy the summer and good luck!
Scott
A proud special forces dad (notice the tattoo) with his son Jameson. It’s special people like this who leave their families behind and put themselves in harm’s way that allow the rest of us the peace, security and freedoms we cherish. A debt this country can never repay.
Dave and Jameson
These shots are from the traditional engagement ceremony for Digish and Krupali. They both live and work here in the US but are from Bombay and attended the same school there, just at different times.
Patterson and Joanna were married in Columbia this past weekend and will be back to NYC today and then off to Barcelona. Patterson worked with me in my commercial studio years ago and then with George Fulton studios and is now living NYC shooting his own assignments. We wish you guys all the best in life.
http://www.pattersongraham.com/
Terrific job ladies great images! Can’t wait to get them all finished. I hope you are happy with your senior portraits.
Great Job modeling Briana!
Jim Apple, Chairman, and Michael Briggs, President and CEO, of Carolina Central Alliance Photographed in the First Citizens Plaza on Main St. Columbia. Nice spot for executive portraits.
Mostly natural light with a soft box reflector and one bare head for a little extra light in the shaded trees.
Jim Apple and Michael Briggs
Rick Smoak 