urban portrait photography
Dumfries urbex under Buccleuch Bridge with young actor, now producer, Jack Finlay. Part 1 of sharing our shoot for my Urban Portrait Dumfries project.
A few images and a mini report about my urban portrait workshop for North West Dumfries Photography Group at Lincluden Community Centre
I am in the process of re-thinking my post-processing workflow and I need to test and time my new speed-editing shortcuts by applying them to a large number of raw images...
In Part 1 I already shared some images from the first ever Urban Portraits Dumfries project shoot outside Waterstones Dumfries with Moxie, Roman and their three delightful...
This previously unblogged session of a couple in love from my Urban Portraits Dumfries project is just right to be posted on Valentine’s Day. When Lucy and Matthew...
It’s the first shoot for Urban Portraits Dumfries project – and an exciting challenge. Moxie, the Herald at the Stove, responded to my open call for volunteer...
Over the years, using a city or town centre as a portrait location has become my trademark style. Admittedly, urban portrait photography is challenging because a photographer...
In the final installment of our urban portrait session for Taj we left Brindley Square (Part 1 and Part 2 were more about strong clean lines) and hit the streets looking for colours,...
Time to post the second urban micro sequence for Taj, the man behind The Rakish Gent, a menswear and lifestyle blog.
Brindley Square, with its multiple doorways, columns and arches,...
This story started when Taj, the man behind The Rakish Gent, a Birmingham-based menswear and lifestyle blog, emailed me some inspiration images to suggest the direction in which...
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