Seeing a model's recent pictures reminded me of that time I was asked by a friend to photograph a small runway show for them, which that model walked in, and at the end that model's father told me I had to give him all of the unedited pictures I took of his daughter...
HAHA!
Good times!
Living In The Buff, along with Cortney Chyme, was featured this May online in Prolific Quarterly's webetorials. The full article can be found HERE. Yet, another publication featuring Living In The Buff.
The centerpiece of the interview, and article are these magnificent photos of Cortney Chyme, in a series we called: Blue.
Maybe you've noticed, but most probably haven't - my current watermark updated this year to read Copyright 2007-2017.
Yes, that's right, Living In The Buff is celebrating 10-years of photography this year!
Whether it's been events, public happenings, creative concepts, portraits, or just images of everything there is to love about Buffalo, I've amassed quite a library of photography. So all summer long, I will be releasing some never before seen images, dating back to when Living In The Buff got started! I hope everyone will enjoy it, and thank you for being a fan of Living In The Buff!
This is one of the most random collections of artistic clips compiled into a music video I’ve ever experienced.
Bad photography and red eyes makes baby Jesus cry.
Sometimes you just have to see things as they unfold...
Sometimes unique camera angles can add an artistic flair to an image.
But when you're just a couple degrees off level, it just looks sloppy. Learn how to level your camera, and use the straightening tool to correct for levels where necessary.
Just a little photography 101 for you....
I love the look and feel of the new Living In The Buff.
And my Facebook page just went over 1000 likes!
And look! My first article published in Karibu News!
It goes along with my photography being used for Dance Days of Buffalo's poster too!
OH! And updated as of this moment - my FOURTH article published in Buffalo Rising!
Masquerading as love
The textures below
The textures above
Blood and tears flow
Leaving traces in the fabric
Filling spaces in between
Feelings made to stick
Painted colors made of dreams
Trendsetters Fashion show casting call with Steven Bales, at Habibi Sheeba Lounge
