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[v-sionsofalife]

self portrait, 2023

[lifebehindthecameras]

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[laczkoart]

[okamiflower]

I took this portrait in my living room with one flash that I bounced off my ceiling. I don’t have the best set up but I do love this hobby of mine. Looking forward to sharing more of my art here

Camera: Sony A7III

Lens: Sony 85mm 1.8

Settings: F/3.5 SS 1/250 ISO 800

[robmaddenshotya]

Cierra didn’t come to play around 🔥🦁

📸: Me (IG: RobMaddenShotYa)

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[ 2013 Atlanta, GA ]

[patmolnar]

New project we did in ATL with some incredible artists @im.2foot @leorasoul @_thesideshow_ @frankiefreeman_ . Huge thank you to my man @chillyolovesyou for bring us all together. And if you like Ethiopian food @rukiskitchenatl is the spot.

[kurotaurus17]

Went on out for a hike on a local trail today with some friends...came back with shots that I really liked...nothing like an impromptu photo shoot! 🤷🏾‍♂️

[djaren]

Five solid reasons you might want to actually pay a professional photographer for your new headshot

Your phone has a camera and it takes great photos, right? Why the heck would you want to pay someone to do something you can do with your phone for free?

Well you can cut your own hair, but most people prefer to have a professional do that for them, right? The same idea applies to creating *THE* image that says “Hello, world. This is me!”

Several reasons why someone might pay for a professional headshot:

Professionalism: A professional headshot can convey a sense of credibility and professionalism to potential clients or employers.

Branding: A headshot is often the first thing that people see when they visit your website or social media profile. A high-quality headshot can help you create a consistent, professional image that reflects your personal brand.

Personal branding: A professional headshot can be a great way to showcase your unique personality and style. It allows you to stand out in a sea of online profiles and can help you attract the right kind of attention and opportunities.

Networking: A professional headshot can be useful when networking at events or online. It gives people a visual representation of who you are and can help make a lasting impression.

Social media: A professional headshot is essential for social media profiles, especially LinkedIn. It's the first thing people see when they visit your profile and can make a big difference in whether or not they decide to connect with you.

**Bonus reason** Cohesiveness/consistency on a company website: Having various headshots of your staff in wildly different styles and environments does nothing to say “we are a cohesive team and we mean business!” Having all of your staff shot with a similar style on a similar background presents a company in the most professional light and keeps the focus on the business.

**Bonus bonus reason** Retouching: we retouch all photos to any specifications that a client may request. While we think people should present themselves mostly as they are, just like wearing makeup, there’s nothing wrong with diminishing circles under the eyes or photoshopping out that pimple. Fly away hairs? How about Photoshopped away hairs?  

Overall, a professional headshot can be a valuable investment for anyone looking to present a polished, professional image online or in person. If you haven’t updated your from the pre-covid #BeforeTimes, you are overdue! Djaren Photography services many different business types with professional head shots and executive portraits, in the metro Atlanta area and beyond. Get in touch with us to see how we can help show your business in the best light (literally!)

[walilarcherphotography2020]

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[brian-in-finance]

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GIVING CREDIT

Saluting the behind the scenes talent making movie magic

Rob Youngson is a unit stills photographer for film and television. He's captured images for Belfast, A Haunting in Venice, The Great Escaper, Heanstopper St and Atlanta S3. He also shoots stills for posters. 'An effective still image has to communicate a lot in a single moment. An onlooker should know the tone, the genre and who stars in the production within a few seconds. It should leave them with a question: what happens? The answer to which is always, to go and see the film. It's the visual equivalent of a hook in pop music.'

How would you describe your job in simple terms?

I work with the cast and crew to capture striking still images during filming - without being a distraction or affecting the schedule.

I work with the publicist to ensure I get the images needed to publicise the film. I also capture behind-the-scenes images, which highlight the collaborative process and anything unique about the production. I may work with the props department to take period-accurate portraits for set dressing.

I've also consulted actors on how to use old-fashioned prop cameras convincingly.

How did you get into set photography?

I trained and worked as a theatre lighting designer while photographing bands on the side. Then I discovered that this job existed through an article in Nikon Owner magazine.

It was an interview with Kimberley French (Brokeback Mountain, The Revenant). I knew straight away I had to do this. So I went to work at one of the rental companies that hires cameras and lenses to productions.

I cleaned the kit, loaded the trucks and got to know people in the industry. used any leave to work on short films and then went freelance. Early on, I assisted an established unit stills photographer on some studio shoots. He then recommended me for a job he couldn't take and that put my work in front of the right people to get hired again.

What's the biggest misconception about your job?

That still images are screen grabs from the film. This is a widespread misconception, even within the industry. It doesn't work for two reasons. The technical reason is that the common shooting frame rate of 24fps doesn't freeze motion enough for those screen grabs to be printed at billboard size.

The second and most important reason is artistic; what works well for a moving image doesn't necessarily make a strong still photograph. Another misconception is that actors are difficult to work with. They are usually lovely. Actors have to step into a vulnerable place while surrounded by noise and crew and kit. They have to keep going to that place again and again for different camera angles. Part of what makes a good unit stills photographer is respect for the acting process. Sometimes my job is knowing when to step away and allow the actors space to work.

What's been the most memorable moment on a film set?

Watching Judi Dench and Kenneth Branagh make each other laugh on day one of shooting Belfast. We had all been in lockdown for so long, it felt like a new beginning. It felt like photographing love and hope and friendship.

What's the worst thing about your job?

Missing time with my family because I'm working away. Sometimes standing in a field on a night shoot, in February, in the snow, I start to question it. Those moments can feel tough. But a lot of the crew are in that same situation with you. Working on good scripts with nice people makes the time away from home, the long hours and driving, a lot easier.

What's the best thing about your job?

Knowing that my images help stories to find an audience. Stories that take years of hard work and hundreds of people to get told. On set, the best thing is being witness to incredible acting, from both legends and up-and-coming talent. Seeing what the Heartstopper cast are doing for LGBTQA* representation right now is special. I'm also currently working with two incredible young actors. I am so excited for more people to discover their storytelling potential.

If someone wants to do your job, what's the best route in?

Get on to set any way you can, in any role. Take photos across all genres of photography. Welcome honest feedback on your work. Don't sweat the kit you haven't got. You'll get hired for your eye and how well you get on with people, not what's in your bag. The necessity to work on low/no-budget jobs early in your career is a barrier to many, especially as a lot of opportunities centre around expensive cities. Screenskills and BAFTA have resources for helping bridge that gap - seek those out. Go and see as much art and as many films as you can.

Remember… (most memorable moment on a film set) Watching Judi Dench and Kenneth Branagh make each other laugh on day one of shooting Belfast. We had all been in lockdown for so long, it felt like a new beginning. It felt like photographing love and hope and friendship. — Rob Youngson

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Top-Rated Events Photographer in Atlanta – Discover GregCeePhoto’s Talent

When it comes to capturing the vibrant energy and unique moments of any event, GregCeePhoto stands out as one of the top events photographers in Atlanta. Whether it's a corporate event, a wedding, a charity gala, or a birthday party, GregCeePhoto knows how to tell the story of your special occasion through breathtaking images. With years of experience and an eye for detail, you can expect stunning shots that reflect both the atmosphere and emotions of the event.

Why Choose GregCeePhoto for Your Event?

Atlanta is home to a bustling events scene, from high-end corporate functions to intimate personal gatherings, and you need a photographer who knows how to navigate the fast pace and capture those fleeting moments. GregCeePhoto has an excellent reputation for being reliable, creative, and professional. You can trust that every detail, big or small, will be documented beautifully, allowing you to relive the memories for years to come.

Professionalism and Personalized Service

What sets GregCeePhoto apart is the personalized approach to each event. No two events are alike, and Greg understands that. Before your event, you'll receive a consultation to ensure all your photography needs are met. Whether you need posed portraits, candid shots, or a combination of both, Greg tailors his services to match your vision. His friendly, approachable demeanor also helps guests feel comfortable in front of the camera, which results in more genuine, natural photos.

High-Quality Photography with Attention to Detail

GregCeePhoto uses state-of-the-art equipment to deliver high-quality images that Events Photographer In Atlanta, from the grand to the subtle. His ability to adapt to different lighting conditions, venues, and event styles ensures that your photos will not only look great but will also reflect the essence of the occasion.

[aliwinstonphotography]

Capturing Precious Moments: Professional Maternity Photography Services

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Our experienced photographers ensure a comfortable and memorable experience, preserving these precious moments for you to cherish forever. Book your session today! To learn more visit here - https://aliwinstonphotography.com/atlanta-maternity-photography#/