At Peace

Shadow Series Part 2

This second series of photos were taken indoors at a cabin.  Do you notice the shadow details?  I will point out my favorites.

Do you see what I see? I love shadow details.  Did you notice the shadow lines from the hanging lights next to the antlers or the shadow in the table cloth?  Did you catch the reflections of the vase on the brunch table or on the framed picture in the far left?  I enjoy the shadow that the antlers put off on the ceiling and beams. 

I hope my work will help inspire you to notice the “small” details while shooting or viewing photographs.  I enjoy your feedback!  Let me know what you think of my shadow series.

Shadow Series Part I

I meant to post my shadow series some time ago but with all the shooting and fishing I have done, well it just hasn’t happened.  This first set of photos is a series I did of my daughter Raegan. 

The shot above is titled “Alone”.

I went lighter on these two shots (see above and below)

That is the smile I know!  Actually, Raegan is a great model and at such a young age already comprehends how to work with the camera.  I will be posting my Shadow Series Part 2 very shortly.

JayMorr Photography Pricing

Many of you have contacted me about my photography rates. I recently updated my photography pricing page. They can be viewed here.
(I also have a link in the right column)

To book an appointment contact me through www.jaymorrphotography.com or shoot me an email through my contact information located at the bottom of the blog.

We will definitely have some fun! I look forward to working with you soon!

My Black & White Tribute To The Greatest - Ansel

I have always been inspired by the black and white photography of Ansel Adams. I have focused more attention on b&w and monochrome over the past year. People ask me if I photoshop the tones in my images.... my tones are adjusted in camera. Some may ask why or even think it is easier to manipulate the image in the post process. Maybe....

Fun In The Sun

Some shots from this past week.

Lavender Fields, Southern Utah & High Mountain Brookie's

I spent the 4th of July weekend down South with a good friend and fellow photographer. The views were impressive and the fishing was E P I C. I try and keep the JayMorr Photography Blog free of the Trout adventures because I post them at www.flyfishermanforum.com

Here are a few pics. Enjoy!





The FEED...



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