Editorial
I photograph people. But I sometimes shoot other things! This month's cover of Merrimack Valley Magazine features my food photography. My photos of MassInnovation CEO Robert Ansin for Coffee Talk are shown here as well. These were shot in available light, some of which I brought with me. (sorry for the lighting-geek humor!)
Merrimack Valley Magazine
MassInnovation CEO Robert Ansin
If you want to make something more interesting, it's important to know what not to light. I know that a great photographer said something like that, but I cannot remember who that was or what his or her exact words were. It's a phrase that I think about constantly though. One of my new favorite shadow creator combinations is a beauty dish with a grid. Soft, fairly large, but most of all, very constrained. I would say it is easily disciplined.
Here are a couple of my favorites from a shoot that my friend and client Ed and I did earlier this week. Ed is a retired accounting professor and an up-and-coming actor and singer. We created hundreds of actor headshots, but once those were in the can, we worked on some additional dramatic, less traditional shots.
Adtech CEO David Gormley
I am really happy to be able to share with you my latest cover shoot, for Commercial Integrator magazine, featuring Adtech Systems' CEO David Gormley, all shot on location at their Sudbury, Mass., offices.
If you have any questions or comments about this, or anything else, I encourage you to leave a comment! And if you want to discuss a project, email me here: http://www.adrienbisson.com/contact/
