Tori | 2022
Lovely Tori. Future Doctor.
Knowing Tori for a few years now, her actually babysitting my kids a few times, I was super excited when she asked me to take her photos for her graduation from the College of Wooster this spring.
We had a lovely time gallivanting across the COW campus, seeing what nooks and crannies we could find to take some epic photos. I love taking advantage of the sun when it’s present here in Northeast Ohio, so getting in that golden hour is what I am all about. We then headed over to Oak Hill park in Wooster, which is one of the best places in Wooster to take beautiful portraiture - so many options there with foliage and fields, and everything.
An all-in-all lovely experience and some beautiful photos as a result.
Congrats, Tori. Good luck as you now pursue Doctor Tori status.
Delly | 2022
The man. The myth.
Andrew, or Delly to most, approached me via Instagram with the idea to emulate a photo he had seen from ASAP Rocky. The style we were going for was kind of “90’s grunge”, with some direct flash and some grain added in post, I think we got the desired look. All I know is Delly was stoked, and that’s all that matters.
Heather | 2022
ready for anything and everything.
Meeting with Heather and her mom for the first time, I came in with some already preconceived ideas, and they were down. Faithful to my shooting style, I tend to approach Seniors editorially, like they’re going to be in a fashion magazine, and Heather and mom were on board. I had the idea for the LED tube lights, but the unexpected street fair that was taking place was a pleasant surprise (especially when Heather was down to pose and model in front of a crowd with no reserve) and I think everyone was pretty stoked with how these turned out.
Mady | 2021
Fashion editorial?
Fun, fashionable and camera-ready. Words I would describe the lovely Mady. I met Mady and mom up in Cleveland’s Flats area and we had a blast to say the least. Venturing around the area, we found some pretty dope spots to set up in, under bridges, crossing the street, I was really going for an Urban Fashion Shoot vibe. Even though trends and styles change, my goal with each senior, including Mady, is to hopefully create something bad ass enough that they won’t cringe in 10 years.
