Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Shadow Photo : Alex Solis

Photo by: Alex Solis

Group of vultures? at Landa Park.

silhouette assignment

On Sunday, my friend Ashley was helping wrap fabric around my client Tina in prep for a maternity shoot in my studio. She was standing against the largest window, which has white organza curtains, so it made a pretty silhouette.



Next week's topic

Two persons reading under the shade of a tree
Due next Wednesday before class.


Must be two persons.
Shadow of the tree must be shown. 
Subject need to be in the shade.
Both subjects must be reading.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011




So, after my little siblings got home from school they were avoiding homework by seeing who could jump the highest and create the best jump in the process. I decided that I was going to take pictures of them because they were being really cute and it turns out they would be the perfect shadow pictures and so decided to focus on that, rather than their cute faces. =] (I think the shadow with them holding hands looks like a scene from Peter Pan... haha)

All a Girl Needs


















I decided to take a picture of my favorite pair of heels ! =] I get super excited when i shop for, pick a pair, or just look at my shoes it has become quite the obsession/addiction. There is a small window that lets in the perfect morning light so i loved capturing the shadow it cast. I tried a few different angles so i will show you my three favorite. I shot on Manual so that i could have control over the exposure and contrast of the photo. I love how the sunlight hits the top of the shoes showing the design and highlighting the pattern.

Hope you enjoy!
<3 Cassie

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Shadow and silhouette

Shadow of a Door Handle

You need to watch, not just see. Things and scenes will become more interesting to you. Most of the time, we are just so busy that we don't use our mind and heart to see things. Boy! You missed a lot in life that you have come across.

Dr. Lo

Friday, September 23, 2011

Shadows

I liked the different perspective here. It's my own shadow!
Katie Sheridan