This installment of Women at the Mecca features two powerful models on campus. They are both apart of the organization Models of The Mecca. I encouraged a monochromatic cholor scheme based on both of their hair colors and they both executed it beautifully!
The first model is Karyl: @kjsmyname on Instagram
The second model is Joy: @iamahyoka on Instagram
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This photoshoot is taking a little bit of a different approach to my normal style. I was inspired by Petra Collins’ style, specifically in the Fetish by Selena Gomez music video for this shoot along with Jerry Maestas’ and overall a vintage/90s inspired look. Below you can see my moodboard I used to inspire this shoot.
This is the first photoshoot in Women of The Mecca and as I continue further there will be more to accompany it.
The model is Kamaria, @29sins on Instagram
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Continuing with my series at Howard University here is part 2 of Men and Women of the Mecca.
This second part is of Jaylen, @j7ylen on Instagram
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I finally got my film developed, scanned and edited! It was a little weird to not be able to see my shot instantly since I haven’t shot on film for over 2 years. I really love how the film gives the images such a unique color tone that I don’t even know how I would achieve digitally. However, some of my film came out a bit messed up but I think it’s part of the learning curve. I’m excited to hopefully shoot some more rolls soon!
I shot with Portra 400 on my Canon film camera.
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Gabby 1.20.19
Sarah 2.3.19
Morgan 2.24.19
Tien 3.4.19: coming soon
Sai 3.23.19: coming soon
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I ventured downtown for this photoshoot and I discovered I LOVE shooting in the city – it gives off such a different vibe that is so different from my nature images. Downtown Houston might be my new favorite spot to shoot in.
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My first photoshoot of 2019 & I’m in love with the way that these photos turned out. Here’s a big thank you to my two models Jaylen and Victor, check them out on Instagram @pabloiverson and @wolfuzi
I shot these images over a month ago and I’m still as in love with them as I was when I shot them. The complimentary colors of the sunset are my favorite part of the entire shoot. I hope you enjoy this set of images!
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Recently I’ve been missing the precision and vintage feel that film brings to each of my images so I purchased some Kodak Portra 400 film and scheduled a shoot. After having to develop all of my own rolls, not understanding the manual setting on my film camera and constantly smelling like developer had I drifted away from shooting with film my Sophomore year of high school. However, I wasn’t completely confident in my film abilities because I haven’t shot with film in over two years so I brought along my digital camera. I wanted my digital images to also have a vintage quality so I diy-ed a lens filter.
I placed a piece of clear saran wrap on my camera lens and attached it with a rubber band. Next, I added a thin layer of vaseline around the outside of my lens creating a frame around the lens opening and slowly building up to my desired opaqueness. With much trial and error, I created the perfect amount of haze and began shooting.
I was inspired by photographers Jerry Maestas and Samuel Elkins for this photoshoot if you would like to see my mood board click here!!
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I recently had enough time to re-edit my images from a wedding I shot about a year ago. I was never happy with the edits I created but with hard drive malfunctions and learning how to edit I wasn’t able to edit them the way I liked until now. I shot this wedding alongside another wedding photographer, Kristin Carrigan, to earn some wedding experience. As I’m shooting another wedding for experience late this October I felt as though this was a good time to post these images. As you can probably tell I love black and white for my wedding portraits, I feel as though the lack of color conveys more of a romantic story than a color photograph.
