Seniors: Mikki
April 17, 2013 Portraits, Seniors No Comment
Beautiful 2013 senior Mikki picked a gorgeous morning last October for her senior photos – her pretty hair didn’t hurt, either! Here’s a collection of favorites.
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On-location senior pictures, family photos, engagement shoots, and more starting at $450 in Boise, Idaho
Seniors: Sierra
March 24, 2013 Portraits, Seniors No Comment
Downtown Boise has so many fun portrait locations – areas around the Greenbelt are always beautiful, and there’s a surprising number of quasi-grunge spots within a few blocks from the library. I had a great time exploring the city with Sierra on her senior session last autumn – take a look!
Seniors: Beth
March 24, 2013 Portraits, Seniors No Comment
Talented equestrian Beth chose a beautiful rural setting out in Parma for her senior portraits last September. It was a blast working with her and horses, and despite that evening’s pale skies, well, that’s where Photoshop comes in!
Models: Brittany
January 27, 2013 Models, Portraits No Comment
Boise’s Capitol District is home to some of the best spots in town for portraits, and local model Brittany and I took a couple hours to shoot at a bunch of them, including the capitol building itself and Freak Alley. Check out the results below, or head over to the Facebook page for the full gallery!
How to choose a Boise portrait location
January 25, 2013 Engagements, Families, Know-how, Portraits, Seniors 2 Comments
As an on-location portrait photographer, one of the most common questions I get asked is how to pick a good portrait spot. At the end of the day, it’s all about what sort of portraits you’re looking for–do you want a classic elegant look, a grungy hip style, a serene natural vibe?–but if you’re looking for more specific ideas, this is the blog entry for you – newly updated as of August 2015!
What makes a good
portrait location?
You can find a good portrait location anywhere, and I’m not just saying that! If you look at portraits shot from the waist or neck up, you’ll realize that in most cases, you can’t even tell where the portrait was shot. We shot the photo at left by the Boise River in Eagle, but since the focus is on the model, the background blurs into the background – it could have been anywhere.
Light is usually a far more important factor than location when it comes to getting beautiful results, so if you’re concerned about picking a location that’s just right, don’t be! As long as you pick a good time of day for your session (usually starting a couple hours before sunset, or shortly after sunrise if you’re an early bird), a spot that will give you a few options for shade (locations out in the open with no shady areas can be difficult), and a variety of textures (brick walls, trees, bushes), you’re bound to get great photos.
Want to make sure your full-length portraits have a stunning background? Read on for four whole pages on my favorite spots in the Treasure Valley!
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