Denver, Colorado based Photographer Dave Brown is a Portrait Photographer who specializes in Engagement, Senior Portraits, Commercial, and Fashion Photography.
Wow winter sure did come out of nowhere. Man I wish I would have had just a bit more time with all these wonderful fall colors. I was such a gorgeous fall. I think that fall has to be one of my favorite seasons warm, great colors, never too hot, great lighting. I mean honestly what more could you ask for.
I took a nice little hiatus this summer with my wedding, my honeymoon and all sorts of other wild and crazy things that were going on this summer. I did however get the chance to do some senior portraits for my new cousin in law, who by the way, is a total doll. I don’t really do a ton of senior portraits, but of course I love portrait work. I also got a chance to learn a ton about my new cousin in law. She’s interested in acting, and she really wants to go out to NYU for college.
Oye it’s been a while, but I’ve been so busy planning my own wedding it’s a bit hard to shoot other peoples weddings/engagements/portraits. These shots are from a bit ago, and I’m stoked to finally get to post them. I had a total blast on this shoot with Symantha. She came to me wanting some nice portraits for her website/promotional stuff. She’s a country music singer and wanted a bit of a country look to her portrait session. I”m not gonna lie, this isn’t the majority of my work. I mainly do a downtown feel. I’m an urban guy, and I certainly know the urban scene, and I have an urban eye. But every time I step out of my comfort zone I learn something about myself, and my photography. You know how much fun that is? So I was super excited to do this shoot, and after meeting Symantha I knew we were going to have a blast on our shoot.
Grilled Salmon = Yum. No Seriously. I recently had a chance to do a bit of food photography which was a total blast. I always forget how stressful food is to shoot though. It’s not easy. I realize it doesn’t move, it can’t show emotion, but it’s a real challenge to get something that looks nice on a plate without it ending up looking dead and dried out. I have noticed a recent trend of photographers to get into food photography, but not putting in the hard work it takes to learn how to light food. Yes I know surprising but it’s complicated to light food. And also surprising is the fact that you light food almost exactly opposite from how you would light a portrait. Which for a portrait photographer is a hard thing to grasp. I think the people who would have the easiest time jumping into food photography would be the ones who only shoot macro’s. Something I’m not sure there is much professional market for, but they would have the easiest time understanding focus and lighting when it comes to food.
Who’s wicked behind on posts and has 2 thumbs…. this guy. I’m super sorry for anyone who tries to keep up with my blog on a regular basis, it’s just been so busy lately. I’m getting ready for my own wedding if you didn’t know. Which is a whole stressful world on it’s own, and I’m trying to stay on top of my photography. Oh and I guess keep my day job. Juggling these 3 things has become a bit overwhelming, and if something’s going to suffer it’s going to be my blog. Because while it might help me bring more clients in, I’m sure my clients would rather me spend time working on their CD’s than write a post about their shoot. So this post is going to be quick.
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Denver Photographer Dave Brown
