I don’t usually shoot in studio, but sometimes it’s fun to change things up a bit. As beautiful and varied as location portraits can be, it’s great having complete lighting control in a studio environment. And it’s nice for the model to have a convenient way to change outfits! Enjoy these experimental studio portraits, and look for more in the future.
Table Rock is one of Boise’s most prominent landmarks, rising above the valley with its immediately-identifiable table-like summit. While the giant cross has been a constant source of controversy as long as I can remember, there’s no denying that whatever your faith, it makes for a pretty sight, especially with storm clouds and golden hour light. With all the rain lately, I bet the trail leading up to the summit is currently closed due to mud, but last week it was dry as a bone and a pleasant hike to the top!
How can you say no to more portraits in classic black and white? Although we’re nearing the end of this particular series, enjoy the latest batch of photos, and be sure to catch up on previous installments 1, 2, and 3 if you’ve missed any of them.
More from the world of black and white portrait photography. Don’t forget to check out part I and part II if you missed them!
Time for another round of portraits in classic black and white – high school seniors, actors, families, and more. If you missed the first installment, catch up on the black and white photos here.
