I'm an experienced production photographer. I prefer working in Low-Stress environments. Usually I try to match my style with the job, rather than insisting on a style of my own. Some may see this as a weakness, but I prefer to learn to use my camera in more than one way.

My greatest weakness is my photo-studio. I have decent equipment worth around 5K, but I don't have the 20K+ studios at my disposal that I have had in the past.

I think it is important to give a photograph, model and scene, a feeling.

If I sent you a friend request, it is because I think you have an interesting look, and I'd be willing to work with you. I have no real commercial interests at this time, so I am not offering paid work. Therefore, I do not actively message most models, I usually send a polite friend request and if they see things in my portfolio they like, we'll shoot. People are rationally selective with their TFP and if my work wouldn't help your portfolio, I don't want to ask you to waste your time. However, I am excited to work with new people, and there are always people around state college to shoot with. I think I'm fairly good, and I could create a lot of looks that aren't displayed in my online portfolio.

It's also worth noting all my "best" models were African Wildlife, as that is my original passion for photos, wildlife. I like working with models a lot too, it's just very different. The models don't try to eat you.

NOTE: There's a difference between a good photographer, and good photo editor. There is art in both skills. However, I would like to note that I have not POST-PROCESSED any of my Portfolio pieces, the images are as they were out of the camera other than white balancing. This gives you an idea of the quality of images an editor would have to work from when provided with digital negatives.

Models
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LaurenB -http://www.modelmayhem.com/lburket
JanessaB - http://www.modelmayhem.com/695705

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