ChrisSooImages

As I continue on this photographic journey, I find that I am in a constant state of evolution.  By that I mean I am still finding my own style, my own expression and in the finished work. I don't think we ever stop evolving in that sense. Even minuet changes every time the shutter button is pressed.  The question now comes is whether the evolution is to conform to the majority that look at your work or if the evolution is what you as the artist is in the eyes of the mind?  Is your styling something the majority likes or it is what you're trying to express?  While I've been told many times by mentors in my life that your pictures should convey

It's been a while since being in a new place and new land.  Models attitude here in general is different for the most part.  Most, not all think that a few photoshoots and walking the runway a few times on a part-time basis constitute being a professional model.  Unfortunately, modeling isn't their main source of income, yet I am given attitude that this and that should be provided for. These are my terms take it or leave it. And all this time the model doesn't really have a proper portfolio.  It is definitely different from the professional Models I've worked with before.  Models who are the consummate professionals, models who get you the s

This is new to me and I'm trying to get the hang of it.  I am a photographer focusing on Landscapes and Portraits. Your comments and critiques are most welcome.  Enjoy