Photography Portfolio

Event Photography Portfolio

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Event photography is the practice of photographing guests and occurrences at any event or occasion where one may hire a photographer.

“Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” —Theodor Seuss Geisel. One photograph has the ability not only to remind you of an event or lived experience but can bring you right back to the feelings, sounds, and even smells of the moment. The psychology of photography states that psychological principles about perception, emotion, creativity, personal identity, interpersonal communication, and human relationships help explain how we create visual images, share them, and react to what they see.

Sports Photography Portfolio

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Sports photography incorporates portraiture, action, and group shots. One photograph has the ability not only to remind you of an event or lived experience but can bring you right back to the feelings, sounds, and even smells of the moment. The psychology of photography states that psychological principles about perception, emotion, creativity, personal identity, interpersonal communication, and human relationships help explain how we create visual images, share them, and react to what they see.

Travel Photography Portfolio

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Each place we visit has its own particular look, character, and ambiance. If we want photographs of our travels to be good and lasting, they should capture all of these qualities and say as much about a place as give the literal look of it. -National Geographic.

“Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” —Theodor Seuss Geisel. One photograph has the ability not only to remind you of an event or lived experience but can bring you right back to the feelings, sounds, and even smells of the moment. The psychology of photography states that psychological principles about perception, emotion, creativity, personal identity, interpersonal communication, and human relationships help explain how we create visual images, share them, and react to what they see.

Portrait Photography Portfolio

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One of the most powerful yet difficult aspects of photography is capturing emotion and feelings. Whether it’s graduation, a new baby, or more, a really great image conveys an emotion.

“Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” —Theodor Seuss Geisel. One photograph has the ability not only to remind you of an event or lived experience but can bring you right back to the feelings, sounds, and even smells of the moment. The psychology of photography states that psychological principles about perception, emotion, creativity, personal identity, interpersonal communication, and human relationships help explain how we create visual images, share them, and react to what they see.

Phone Photography Portfolio

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Phone Photography or smartphone photography is the best camera that’s always with you. Mobile photography finds a place in the fine arts world.

“Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” —Theodor Seuss Geisel. One photograph has the ability not only to remind you of an event or lived experience but can bring you right back to the feelings, sounds, and even smells of the moment. The psychology of photography states that psychological principles about perception, emotion, creativity, personal identity, interpersonal communication, and human relationships help explain how we create visual images, share them, and react to what they see.

GoPro Photography Portfolio

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GoPro Cameras are perfect as a family camera, a vlogging camera, or a regular point-and-shoot for any hobby! Please note that I mainly use my GoPro for photography. One photograph has the ability not only to remind you of an event or lived experience but can bring you right back to the feelings, sounds, and even smells of the moment. The psychology of photography states that psychological principles about perception, emotion, creativity, personal identity, interpersonal communication, and human relationships help explain how we create visual images, share them, and react to what they see.

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