
My lovely friend who came down after my stroke, we did a shoot so I could see if I still had what it takes to shoot. A little rust, but I was able to take hope for my future after seeing how the shoot went.

My lovely friend who came down after my stroke, we did a shoot so I could see if I still had what it takes to shoot. A little rust, but I was able to take hope for my future after seeing how the shoot went.

So lovely I think I’ll let her stand alone.

Cross Processed film all the way! I had to talk really well to capture this young lady. Shot at Onion Creek, Texas on a family plot in the woods. Started of well, got good images, but I gave her some advice that didn’t sit too well. She said, ” I already have a dad!”…, ouch!

Low Res Scan from my early twenty’s, West College Street. I had just broken up with the girlfriend, new digs, new adventures. That water tower in the background is the Hershey Plant were once a month they make chocolate. First month it is heavenly, by month three you can’t stand the smell of Chocolate! I was around twenty-five, and so full of myself.

A very soft look at a study of light at play. Lit with only a reflector, all available light sculpted to fit the mood.
Welcome to a retro look at my work, you are invited to stop, look around and see what you like. Polite comments are welcome, but remember your manners please. A few words about how I work, I use traditional film, where possible available light. I come from a photo-journalist background so my work is only retouched the way I would process in the darkroom; darken here, hold back the light there, spot the prints. With real film what is on the negative is what you get, so NO special effects are being used in the manipulation of my negatives or prints. In the end my product is really just a matter of time and light.
This, more personal side of my work as well as some of the model’s who have worked with me. I have been shooting intimate photographs of women for what feels like all my life. I am very motivated by the sensuality of the body and mind. I truly value each of the model’s I’ve had the good fortune to share a collaboration to produce the work that you see. These young women trust me to do right by them, and I am very protective of their rights. My model’s each get a percentage of the sale price for each and every piece of art sold of our work. Each of my model’s privacy is respected, anonymity or the use of a stage name is entirely at the model’s discretion.
Good model’s work hard, sometimes under trying situations , nekked to boot. It’s an investment of time, both hers and mine, and that indescribable chemistry that may coax the magic to strike. One can never tell, sometimes the most promising of model’s: no spark. The fact that they are unclothed should matter as an afterthought and not the primary focus. A final word on the term “my girls”, its not meant in a paternalist fashion nor does it imply ownership any sort. A very fragile and very special bond is formed when a man and a woman work together so intimate a manner, and that trust should never be violated.
So once again welcome, get to know my girls. What it is that makes them tick, to carve out a space for them to be them. I invite you into their lives and minds at a particular time and place.


Easily my youngest and most vulnerable model ever. After getting comfortable with each other, we settled to the business of art. That small chip she carried on her shoulders fell off, and she began to trust me. After the session when I showed her what I had gotten, she turned to me and said this like “real art”. I told her there was a difference to working with me, I have your back still.

For the women who wants something explicit for that special someone, but still wants classy.
At the Art Gallery of New South Wales
FROM THE BBC
http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20161129-why-the-nude-still-shocks?ocid=fbcul

IMHO this a beautiful capture of a young woman in her prime. You are welcome to make polite comments if you’d like.
Multi media artist, always working on projects. Here's a breakdown.
L'occhio ritaglia il soggetto, e l'apparecchio deve solo fare il suo lavoro, che consiste nell'imprimere sulla pellicola la decisione dell'occhio
Poetic Armour of Genres
My picture a day project will be for me to post a picture a day. It may be a new picture or one from my archive.
Natalie. Writer. Photographer. Etc.
Arts, Culture, History, Music, Politics, Science
Professional natural model for creative photography, fashion & artwork | Oxford, UK & Worldwide
Photographer and photo editor Geoffrey Hiller has created Verve Photo to feature photographs and interviews by the finest contemporary image makers today.
Welcome to Simons Blog where I like to share my favourite images with you
Let your mind out of its cage.
Travel. Climbing. Characters. True stories, well told.
Photography, memoirs, random thoughts.
Home of Lukas Kondraciuk Photography
Notes, field guides and micro-memoirs