no retouching
My photo series, My Skin, My Body is being featured on Udee for a second installment. In the series, I photograph women in nature with no retouching. The feature includes an interview I did with Fahamisha Thompson who sat in for the series. Udee is doing some amazing things and I'm so honored to be a part of it! See the link below for the feature!
http://udee.co/skin-body-part-3/
My photo series, My Skin, My Body is being featured on Udee for a second installment. In the series, I photograph women in nature with no retouching. The feature includes an interview I did with Anette Puskas who sat in for the series. Udee is doing some amazing things and I'm so honored to be a part of it! See the link below for the feature!
http://udee.co/skin-body-part-2/
A few images from a commissioned shoot for Zoe's agencies in Asia.
My photo series, My Skin, My Body is being featured on Udee. In the series, I photograph women in nature with no retouching. The feature includes an interview I did with Sarah Wes who sat in for the series. Udee is doing some amazing things and I'm so honored to be a part of it! See the link below for the feature!
I worked with the very lovely Fahamisha Thompson for the MSMB series and it was a wonderful experience. We met up in Malibu and enjoyed the sounds of the waves as we wandered around the beach. This was Fahamisha's first photo shoot and she was so natural in front of the camera. We ended the day talking about dreams and aspirations and it was one of those days that you never forget. This is one of my favorite images from our shoot. No Photoshop- unretouched
When I was a student at the University of California in San Diego, I spent a lot of time studying human individuality and how much that is molded by institutions and various sources that exist outside of the self. I was, and continue to be, particularly interested in the media’s role in how we construct our sense of self. Patterns in the media normalize various traits that turn into expectations. It becomes troubling when these expectations are based off of unreal distortions. I think about the different ideals that I’m perpetuating with each image I create and can only hope to convey a beauty that feels real and that anyone can connect to. Sometimes a photographer is creating a character and must eliminate or modify certain things to attain that but where does one draw the line?
I’ve begun a new series entitled My Skin, My Body where I photograph women in nature. Each subject’s skin and body remains unretouched and real. We spend hours together with no plan in mind. I am lucky enough to bear witness to each subject’s vulnerabilities as I seek to capture it with grace and honesty. My hope is that as the viewer, you can feel the intense amount of natural beauty that radiates from each person.
View the series here.
