My photography style is natural

My photography style has evolved through the years. Right now, I would call my photography style natural.

As little as a year ago I was experimenting with different editing styles. I was adding new skies to backgrounds and adding filters and colors and suns. At the time I really liked the way my photos looked when I was doing all that. Actually I still do.

However, I have decided to change my style to a more natural-looking photograph. My photography now is brighter and lighter. It has natural skies and natural coloring. This is not to say I will never do any color enhancement in my photos because I will do that when needed.

However, my photos now will look like the real thing. They will look natural without a lot of fake details added.

Light and bright look

While I have not yet completely embraced the light and airy look, I intend to move more into that direction. My photos will be, as I said, lighter and brighter. I don’t intend to make them look over-exposed, like I believe some light and airy photos look, but photos can look light and bright without looking over-exposed. That is my intent. Here are some examples of my work.

Adding a boost of light

I don’t embrace the natural light photography style either. While it sounds very romantic to the public, I firmly believe that most outdoor photos need a little boost of light to look better. That little flash of light can add just the needed amount of light on the face and the catch-lights in the eye.

I believe that relying on the natural light only handicaps the photographer into shooting just one way. This is why you will see me walking around on a photo shoot with a small strobe light in hand or on a tripod. I want to provide that extra boost of light that will take a photo from ordinary to spectacular.

If you have any particular questions about my photo style, please don’t hesitate to ask.