STICKY:  How to photograph a high school Senior

Really liking the last one (in your first post)!

Can you share your studio lighting setup for the first shot (golf club)?

Softbox 45 degrees on right, stripbox for separation (or attempted separation :lol

I think.....that's how I usually do that shot.

ok Tiffany, are you exploring your dangerous side....fire, high tree branch, hanging
railroad tie (not sure that one is as high as I think it is). Remember fire was a trick in Michael Jackson's bag (Pepsi commercial) and heights in the new Spiderman musical (littered with injured actors)



Just messin' with you. I love your photos. Like Pham, you have a style which it makes it easier to tell it's you (and in both cases that's a good thing). Your use of color is great, and you always have great focus and light.

Thanks for posting and sharing to give folks like me some inspiration and something to strive for (read copy as I get better!)

The tie is the underside of a bridge. I think it was only 5 feet or so off the ground....or rather water.

Amazing stuff Tiffany! I wish there was more than a Wet and Dry season where I live. Nothing really changes outside.

Wow...small world. I lived in Trinidad for four years in the early '80s and my wife is from St. Joseph, near Curepe. Now I'm in Wisconsin like Tiffany but on the south-eastern side of the state. I'd trade weather with you any day.

GarethLeigh wrote in post #11868490
Amazing stuff Tiffany! I wish there was more than a Wet and Dry season where I live. Nothing really changes outside.

PixelMagic wrote in post #11868872
Wow...small world. I lived in Trinidad for four years in the early '80s and my wife is from St. Joseph, near Curepe. Now I'm in Wisconsin like Tiffany but on the south-eastern side of the state. I'd trade weather with you any day.

Ha Ha

Im from So. Cal,,born and raised until i was 48. Wife got a job transfer. Wouldnt go back to California on a bet but ive got to say, this winter has been nasty cold. So from january through March Ill miss So Cals weather but nothing else. Especially the 110 summer days and the LA traffic,,,, no thanks

PixelMagic wrote in post #11868872
Wow...small world. I lived in Trinidad for four years in the early '80s and my wife is from St. Joseph, near Curepe. Now I'm in Wisconsin like Tiffany but on the south-eastern side of the state. I'd trade weather with you any day.

Nice. I would make that trade since I've never experienced snow on the ground.

This year I'm also taking non-senior models. I'm starting them early so they will start getting their friends thinking about me early.

Here's Miss C, class of 2013

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Cool pics Tiff. These pre-senior reps, do they have to pay anything this year like a normal rep would?

They pay $50 and get an accordion mini book and some cards. Smaller scale than a regular rep but they can still recruit and earn credits and save them up for their senior photos.

makes sense. I wonder if we can get Junior Portraits to be popular!

hahahahahaha.....don't hold your breath on THAT one.