04 May 2009 Leave a comment
in Portrait Photography Tags: black and white photography, couples photography, couples pictures, Creative Photography, Portrait Photography, Rosie Warner, Rosie Warner Photography, student photographer, UCM campus, ucm photography, UCM Photography Students, UCMO, Warrensburg Photography
This was a crazy shoot. The pocket wizards were not working properly, we didn’t have much time before dark, and I was covered in poison ivy… All in all, I guess you could say it went pretty good. Thanks to Allison and Jerry for helping me out with this! I really appreciate it!
— Rosie
If you liked these, please view the complete set in my flickr slideshow!
23 Jul 2008 Leave a comment
in Editorial Photography Tags: Alien Bees, Canon, food photography, reflector, Rosie Warner, Rosie Warner Photography, UCM campus, ucm photography, UCM Photography Students, UCMO, warnerrose
For these shots we had a food stylist come in and set up some dishes for the class. We did some quick high key with 3 Alien Bee lights, a reflector, and a white backdrop. It was a fun shoot and it made everyone quite hungry. In the end, we ate our props…
14 Jul 2008 Leave a comment
in Portrait Photography Tags: Portrait Photography, Portraits, reflective lighting, reflector, Rosie Warner, Rosie Warner Photography, Samantha Krishere, senior pictures, senior portraits, student photographer, subtractive lighting, UCM, UCM campus, ucm photography, UCM Photography Students, UCMO, Warner Rose
I reshot this assignment because I wasn’t completely happy with the results. This time around, we went out around 7pm and used a reflector. I think the results were much more dramatic. I also had a better idea of how to ask Sam to pose for me. To be completely honest, since I’m a newby, I had no idea what I wanted Sam to do or how I wanted her to pose the first time around! I did take a little extra time with these; I airbrushed some spots and increased the saturation in her eyes a bit… I’m much happier with how these turned out…
View my flickr slideshow of these shoots!
[Below was the original shoot. I did update the pictures and make some corrections that were suggested in class. The suggestions in class helped a great deal. I cropped closer in and airbrushed a few like I did above.]
For this assignment, we were to use subtractive lighting. Samantha was not only beautiful, but wonderful enough to help me out in a pinch. Thanks Sam! Here are some of my favorites…
06 Jul 2008 Leave a comment
in Portrait Photography Tags: 5d canon, flickr, Jason Mayne, Lightroom, Lightroom presets, North Window Light, Pictures, Portrait Photography, Portraits, portraiture, reflector, Rosie Warner, Rosie Warner Photography, senior pictures, senior portraits, Student photography, UCM, UCM campus, UCM Student, UCMO, Warrensburg Photography
For this assignment, we were to use north window light, and a reflector. I used a silver reflector for this. Jason was kind enough to model for me. I did a bit of work on these in Lightroom. I’ll add a brief description of what I did… You can view more of this set by viewing my flickr slideshow…
For these first few, I used the preset “Direst Positive,” increased the exposure a hair and vignetted the edges a tad.
For some variation, I tried something different and used Selenium Tone, sepia, and grey scale. I also adjusted the tone curve in Lightroom to get the contrast the way I wanted it.
These next few, I left alone for the most part. I did use the “punch” preset in lightroom, darkened the darks using the tone curve, and vignetted the edges.
If you liked these, don’t forget to take a look at flickr…
Rosie Warner 
