November 10, 2008
Filed in: Art, Media & Design, Photography
Tagged as: clients, freelance, Gasworks Park, Natalie, photo shoot, Photography, portraits, portraiture, Seattle
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Natalie Photoshoot
On Saturday I took my friend Natalie out to Gasworks Park in Seattle for a little photo shoot. We had to spend a little bit of time getting her to loosen up in front of the camera, but once we did, she had a lot of fun and offered up a lot of great opportunities for shots. With her hair, her clothes and her general disposition, she had already lent a wonderful vintage feel to the photographs which I enhanced with a little bit of processing. Here are some of my favorites:
Next week is a photo shoot of my fiance, and the week after a sweet little shoot of a couple I know. I’m trying to build my portfolio up some more and hopefully get some clients lined up soon.
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Getting creative | ElyseKufeldt.com Says:
November 19th, 2008 at 17:55
[...] isn’t cutting it lately. And hopefully, with the addition of my portfolio building work with Natalie, and my upcoming work with Dan and Amber and hopefully with Lisa, I’ll have more portraits to [...]