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Romeo and Julie | Minneapolis pet photographer

Aug 10, 2011

When I realized Julie’s dog’s name was Romeo I thought for sure it was intentional – but he already had the name when she got him. How ironic! Romeo was one of the calmest, sweetest dogs I’ve ever met – he was great to photograph! We started shooting around Julie’s house when a massive storm rolled through. So we killed some time chatting, and then when the weather passed headed down to St. Anthony Main. The soft light of the cloudy sky was beautiful, and the brick paved walks were perfect for photos.

Poodle on sidewalk Poodle Looking Up at Owner | Minneapolis Pet Photographer Girl with Poodle on Bridge | Minneapolis Pet Photographer

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August 10, 2011 - 7:52 AM

Amy Stine - So adorable! Great work, as usual!

Baby Lily | Minneapolis Infant Photographer

Aug 08, 2011

Only a few week’s old, Lily’s feet are about as big as two of her dad’s knuckles!

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Norah | Lake Harriet Family Photographer

Aug 03, 2011

You wouldn’t guess that Norah’s only 7 months old by the way she’s nearly able to stand and already starting to utter “hi”. She was calm and sweet, and we had a great time getting some family shots in Lyndale Park near the Rose Garden by Lake Harriet. We thought she might play with some of the flowers, but mom had to intervene when she started trying eat them!

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Dave

Jun 06, 2011

Dave is preparing for some exciting new endeavors and was looking for a few headshots that could cover both professional and casual, so I set out to create a lighting scheme that would give us some flexibility. I set up a large octabank high left to get a nice soft directional light and avoid reflections from Dave’s glasses. I then set up a large silver reflector to fill in the opposite side of his face. I used a beauty dish high and on the same side as the key light to light his hair and create some additional separation from the background. And finally, I used a 10 degree grid spot to give the background some variation. The green seemless paper backdrop was picked to give us something that would work well with Dave’s eye and skin color, and yet give us options to create a low key black and white portrait.