Category Archives: Figure Study

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Sheer Beauty

One of my favorite props when working with art models is sheer fabric. It can add a bit of visual interest with an elegant flow that mimics the curves and emphasizes the female form. The […]

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Exploring Composition

During a photo shoot, careful observation is key while composing an image. One should take the time needed to frame your scene so the resulting image meets your intentions. Often times however, the final composition […]

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Photoluminescence Series

These images are from a series I call “Photoluminescence”. The series presented many challenges, but was a fun adventure exploring the possibilities. Using fluorescent acrylic paint on the background, the set was illuminated with eight four […]

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What I See

Photographing the human form has led me on a journey of seemingly endless possibilities. What might seem an easy task on the outset, isn’t that easy at all, as there are many avenues of exploration. […]

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Torso

I enjoy the seemingly endless possibilities when exploring the classic figure study. Often times, I will have a model hold a basic pose while I change my shooting position, or change the light position or […]

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Looking For The Unexpected

Late photographer/artist Robert Mapplethorpe was once quoted as saying “I’m looking for the unexpected. I’m looking for things I’ve never seen before.” These words have resonated with me for some time, and have been a […]

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The Body as Landscape

Model: Marie LeFlure, 2012

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Inspired by Simplicity

Sometimes the simplest set-up can result in dramatic results.  I feel that has been achieved here with beautiful figure model (Anonymous).  The idea was to backlight the model in soft light with just a reflector from […]

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A Study In Curves

I find it interesting how the esthetic qualities of curves seems to have universal appeal.  From classic sculpture to modern architecture, curves have been used in art throughout history.  I often wonder why we are […]

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The Eyes Have It

Working with model Trishi (2010), I was struck by her wonderful facial features.  I chose to emphasize this with natural light and shallow depth of field.

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