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About This Blog
Hi,
My name is Nate. I am in love with a few things in life: my wife, taking pictures, the outdoors, summer, and food. I hope you enjoy some of my photography work on this Blog. Feel free to shoot me an email or leave a comment. Thanks!
Thanks for visiting!
3 comments:
BEAUTIFUL NATEY! WOW, can't wait to see more!!!
Kate
Nate-bud: These photos are launching you into a whole new league. They are different than anything I have seen you shoot. If I could describe them in one word it would be ETHEREAL!!! I love the "fiber optic effect" of the grass! Your light is bright and yet surprisingly soft. And, violating all the "old rules" you are shooting right into the sun! CRAZY! What time of day was it?
Beautiful, sophisticated . . . very interesting. I just keep going back for a second look. I can't wait to see more!!!
--Dad
Nate: Sorry to comment again! I keep coming back to see what it is about these photos that makes them so compelling. Of course, the fact that you have beautiful models helps, and I have already noted your incredibly photography skills. Both photographs are skillfully and beautifully shot! But there is something else . . .
I think it is the comfort a professional model feels in front of a camera. Interestingly, each model--in different ways--shows herself to best advantage with an S-curve in her posture. Neither is looking at the camera and seems involved in a solitary experience in which we feel the intrigue of coming upon them, entering a private and intimate space. FASCINATING!
This being my first experience through you or Mom of shooting professional models, I have come to the conclusion that part of your success as a photographer is in the ability of getting your subjects to feel as comfortable in their space as a professional model is in front of a camera. INTERESTING!
--Dad
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