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I think weddings that have photo booths are awesome. Here’s a few with the fam. (Instagram filter applied afterward, admittedly.)
A few night photographs from this summer I never got around to putting up. Did these in upstate NY at a family get together right before coming back to Richmond.
There are many things I am thankful for in life. But what I’m most thankful for is my family.
Here’s a collection of photographs I took with my analog Rolleiflex 3.5f. It’s a pretty legendary german camera that I got a steal on last winter when I found it in an antique store in my hometown. Thinking I would buy it then sell it online for its true value, I just can’t bring myself
Here’s a short video showing a product concept that I did with the hip and cool Olivia Abtahi. Essentially, it will sync your lights to your music playlist and give you your own light show. Perfect for dance parties. Check it out!
We had a project a few weeks back where we had to create a new beverage and our team came up with some neat stuff. Here is the design of our bottle. I used Cinema 4D to mock them up. The tops have a removable piece of foil with a short URL that you can
Made this over the semester break. I forgot to post it here. So, here it is.
Been doing a lot of retail packaging design stuff lately. Here’s a bag design concept I made for Home Depot. Hopefully more in this series will follow.
A new box I redesigned for Amazon that would better display their use of recycled materials.
Some print advertisements I made for a class.
A semi-recent development in digital photography are HDR photographs. One might think that this stand for High Definition Resolution or something like that, which isn’t far considering HDR photographs can feel ultra-realistic. It actually stands for High Dynamic Range (if for some reason you didn’t see the title of the post and put two and two together). In my opinion it’s a digital process that can be well done or way overdone, all depending on what the photographer is going for (as you will see with mine I tried to mix it up to give examples of its intensity). I consider it to be somewhat of a photographic fad to be honest with you, but I can’t deny it looks really cool, and also has its practical uses. I’ll tell you why. (more…)
I made a very intense black and white photo profile in Lightroom 3. I named it Blwhitify, and while it’s a bit overboard I think it has a pretty distinctive look to it. The profile doesn’t actually work well on all photographs, so I needed to be a bit choosey with the ones I used