Photography Cert. 2014 -

My plan is to do tests prints next week.  I have completed shooting four models. Selecting images which reflect my vision: The direction of my photography continues to follow the same ideas that i expressed in my earlier blog regarding showcasing the "essence" of my subjects; through my eyes.  The photos above show off the special traits of each of my models. Pela - Is the reflection of beauty, creativity and vulnerability.  People who don't know her think that shes intense or stand offish, but to those who know her well, theirs something about her which sets her apart.  This photo celebrates happiness and life. Paris - Is a blooming flower.  She's still very young, and is facing a lot of real world challenges.  She's part of the social media generation, who are constantly engulfed in the cyber world.  She has a long road ahead of her and i am excited and hopeful for her.  This photo celebrates the coming of age. Pata - Epitomizes the word stren

Sara Orme Commercial photographer Photography influences - Art history referencing paintings Passion for sociology, documenting and narratives Always looking for the unconventional Advice Don't be complacent Collaborate (learning and working with others) Never let gear stop you from moving forward Think about your concepts (reference to history, classical paintings or portraits etc...) Challenge yourself and your subjects (push out of the comfort zone) You're the boss, its your vision take ownership of your shoots Be aware with whats happening in the world Try to stay relevant, keep reinventing How Sara's advice relates to my photography The thing that really struck a chord in me is her commitment to challenge herself.  I really admire her commitment to understanding what's going on around her.  Especially as she works within an ever changing environment (fashion photography).  From my end what i would practise is to reflect as much of my subject a