She’s blind as a bat without them.
Charlotte’s one of the more unique people I’ve met, and I wish I could give you all something tangible to back that up, but it’s tough to put into words. I’ve said it before on this blog and I’ll say it again — one of the primary benefits of this little hobby is being able to get to know so many varied, interesting people.
Meet 18-year old Charlotte. This was our second shoot, though our third attempt. Our very first attempt got interrupted by incredibly heavy winds, which made picture-taking fairly impossible. We played it safe and stayed indoors this time at the Westin Harbour Castle in downtown Toronto.
For the camera nerds, lighting was an Alien Bees ABR800 Ringflash in front, with a AB400 in an umbrella for the rim light.
In no particular order, here are my eleven favourite photos that I shot during 2011.
Another great event took place at Revival on December 11, as Les Coquettes presented their annual holiday spectacular, titled Gala. The performance was based around old Hollywood glamour, with tributes to Singing In The Rain and the silent film era among others.
Their next event is a New Year’s Eve performance at the Sanderson Theatre in Brantford, Ontario. That should shake up that sleepy town a little bit.
I’d mentioned in my previous post that it’s been about six months since I last photographed Samantha. Was it worth the wait? You decide:
There was a time where some of you probably thought I never photographed anyone but Sam, given her large presence on this blog. But it’s been almost six months since we last shot together! Enjoy the return of Samantha. More to come!
From Kaley’s first ever photoshoot last week at the Westin Harbour Castle in Toronto. These were shot with an AlienBees Ringflash ABR800.
Jenny = ridiculous.
