Assisted Living Shoots
Each year we do several portrait sessions in local assisted living facilities. This project serves two purposes, it is a way for families to get a professional quality portrait of a loved one in their waning year, sadly it's sometimes the last photo taken of a friend or relative. It also serves to let club members hone and polish their portrait photography skills.
Each year we do several portrait sessions in local assisted living facilities. This project serves two purposes, it is a way for families to get a professional quality portrait of a loved one in their waning year, sadly it's sometimes the last photo taken of a friend or relative. It also serves to let club members hone and polish their portrait photography skills.
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Each year we do several portrait sessions in local assisted living facilities. This project serves two purposes, it is a way for families to get a professional quality portrait of a loved one in their waning year, sadly it's sometimes the last photo taken of a friend or relative. It also serves to let club members hone and polish their portrait photography skills.
Each year we do several portrait sessions in local assisted living facilities. This project serves two purposes, it is a way for families to get a professional quality portrait of a loved one in their waning year, sadly it's sometimes the last photo taken of a friend or relative. It also serves to let club members hone and polish their portrait photography skills.
November, 2017
During a 31 year career with IBM I lived (in Paris) and traveled a lot outside the U.S. (Far East, Australia/New Zealand, Central and South America, etc.). On my first trip to Japan I immediately bought a Nikon F2 and a couple lenses at the airport upon arrival and have been shooting with Nikon cameras ever since (currently with a Nikon D810 and D7100). These days I spend most of my time shooting homes for real estate listings, as well as work a few other commercial clients. As you'll see in my portfolio I also do a fair amount of portrait photography, and drone shoots, but the most FUN work I do is with our two theater groups here in New Bern, Rivertowne Players and our local Civic Theatre. I shoot most of their dress rehearsals, from the balcony, using a Tamron f/2.8 v.c. 70-200mm zoom lens. Coupled with the D810 it allows me to capture some fun photos which the actors love seeing. It's a rewarding way to spend an evening!
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Landscapes, Scenic, Seascapes, Travel, Nature, wildlife
Sue WIlliams guided us through the world of macro photography. Download it here.
August, 2013
