Putting all on the line for a photoshoot
Articles tagged ‘portraits’
Jenny Kay model shoot with photographer Scott M Jarvie in Utah County, Utah
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Wow Scott – Nice shoot. I love how you set up the grass / bench shots. Brilliant as always.
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Hey, I’ve seen her before. She works in the Center for Entrepreneurship, right? Great shots.
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Wow, great pictures, as always. And she is gorgeous!
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Yeah she is absolutely beautiful– and you do a wonderful job conveying that through the camera. Nice work.
(I’d like to see the lighting used at night be a little less flat/bright– show a little more dimensionality / contrast. I know, easier said than done
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Dang. If she’s had any kids, I’m grateful you didn’t mention it. –How long was the shoot? Some pictures look like they were taken in the early afternoon and others look like they were closer to 9 at night! (JaG)
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Those are great. Love the action shots! JaG
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I really like the first shot-the clouds, grass, bench, girl, and all!
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The ones in the natural light are GORGEOUS, and the ones used with the flash are stunning. I keep going back to the ones at night. Great job!
WARNING: LONGGGG yet Informative Post
Part 1 : Keeping the camera Clean & About Festival
Part 2 : A run down of the events & how to approach as a photographer
RE-Edits
I’m including on this informative post new pictures or new edits on old pictures.
So I guess we can say we get to see some never before seen footage from last year.
Here’s the gallery of all the new and re-edited pics
Here's a totally different edit of a classic image from last year.
Lots of interest
Well it appears there is enough interest when i posted my last blog
I think Holi: Festival of Colors will be well documented this year.
Please respond to let me know what you think of the information I provide in this Book-Post
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Since the post was too long I had to divide it up into Two parts
Part 1 : Keeping the camera Clean & About Festival
Part 2 : A run down of the events & how to approach as a photographer
What to expect and Do – A picture story
- I got there 1hr early last year.
- Lines for the colors prior to the event are very long… but those aren’t the lines to get into the event… just to buy bags of colored flour.
- I got a feel for the surroundings
I took pictures of the animals.Â
Lines for colors can be very long but that doesn't mean you need to wait in them... that's just for buying color
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Thanks for these articles, Scott. You may be helping a lot more people than you even know. Awesome photos, above all!
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Nice job man. I finally read it (the night before, but that’s my MO, last minute). Very helpful. Maybe I’ll just sacrifice my D40 to the event and leave the big stuff at home…haha…yeah right…
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Thanks for the tips, Scott! And lovely, lovely pictures!
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These are some really good tips. And great pictures of it! It looks like it would be a lot of fun to hit up sometime!
So an old friend bought a D90 and she finally got around to getting training from me.
So the funnest way was to go take pictures of eachother.
While i took pictures I narated every move and reason behind the action I made. Figuring that would provide vast amounts of insight into doing people photography and photography in general.
It seems i have tons of different teaching styles based on the circumstance and the type of person.
Anyway she flipped out over her pictures… It was way fun and very flattering all the amazing things she said.
Thanks Chelise,
. You are a fabulous photographer, and the more I try to take pictures the more I realize that.
Man I could put a whole bunch more of them on the blog to show off… but gotta stop somewhere. So you just need to go to the full gallery to see more.
Here on SmugMug – The first 60-120 are my favs… yes there are more… yes that’s a lot. But they said they wanted a bunch and we worked well together… so it just happened.
In case you’re wondering he’s from france and she’s from Brazil.
This was last fall part of one of about a dozen i did up near sundance.
Just thought I’d revisit an old post.
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Oh man, these are just awesome. My favorites are 1, 3, 6 and 9. But all of them are gorgeous.
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looks like you make every photoshoot a blast! And look at how gorgeous their eyes are. I’m with David, I love those numbers too, especially 1 and 3. 3 looks like it belongs in a fashion magazine.
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Beautiful girls! great capture on them.
Fall Shoot 13 & 14
Written on September 30, 2007 Posted in Jarvie Charity Shoot, individual portraits
Fall Photo Shoots 8,9,10 & 11
Written on September 26, 2007 Posted in Engagement Pictures, Jarvie Charity Shoot
Four great shots in one evening…
it was bang bang done…
But everything turned out great, and I got lots of shots of each group.
Look at the limited galleries or request to see the larger full galleries,
with some of the goofy and fun pictures.
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Adrienne’s Gallery
Caroline’s Gallery
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Fall Shoot #2 – Ian
Written on September 21, 2007 Posted in Jarvie Charity Shoot, individual portraits
I know a lot of these kinds of pictures (specially of guys)
tend to be more serious, but I tried to throw in some smiles as well.
And even though it was all about the fall colors… I ended up liking a lot of the BW.
And I’m not a hard core B&W fanatic.
I love how green it is! Such an incredible shot. One of the best ideas. Even if you were out on a limb for a bit!
Love it! When you tweeted about putting your life and equipment on the line I didn’t realize it was for Adele and Stephen’s engagements. Can’t wait to see the rest.
Yikes! The shots were totally worth it… well now that all are safe and sound back on dry ground.
Crazy – so are their announcements going to say “Taking the plunge!”?
Been a while since I’ve commented, but those are -cool- shots!!
WOW! RAD!
Great shots. Beautiful scenery! the risk was worth it.
So, if anything had happened…do you have your couples sign something first, so they can’t sue? Bet your attorney will be all over that, suggesting a waiver after seeing this on your FB wall and Twitter pages…and I can hear the “Jacoby & Meyers” ad now: “As I saw my fiancee’s head slip below the foam for the last time…sniff…”
You are crazy!!! At least you got amazing pictures that you can be sure no one else will get! Great job.
Yeah those rocks can be real slick. I’m used to fly-fishing on those suckers! Good job with the photos!
Dang! That’s brave of them to get out on that limb like that! Way to go out of the way to get awesome pictures!
These turned out so well! I don’t know if I would be so willing to risk my camera or life. It’s even more amazing that the couple were willing to participate. Kudos to you and the couple!
You know come to think of it, this was a shoot that was conspicuously missing from your website choices…. JaG
Incredible- that’s a dedicated photographer to sacrifice like that!