Color
What do these images say to you? I took this photo for the values of red and blue. You can see what happens once it's been manipulated.
posted by Jessica Dwyer Photography at 11:25 AM
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Wednesday, January 31, 2007
What do these images say to you? I took this photo for the values of red and blue. You can see what happens once it's been manipulated.
The Color of Light
At night and in the rain. This was a very exciting shoot for me. I was cold and wet yet I continued to get ideas and wanted to stay out longer. Kyle was gracious enough to aid me during the shoot. Thanks so much Kyle! I'm sure you loved holding my undersea umbrella!
posted by Jessica Dwyer Photography at 11:21 AM
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Monday, January 08, 2007
Gary
One of the shots of Gary during a shoot he so graciously did for me. Thanks Gary!
posted by Jessica Dwyer Photography at 3:28 PM
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The tower
My first picture of the Eiffel Tower on my December 2006 trip to Paris.
posted by Jessica Dwyer Photography at 3:26 PM
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Andrea
Andrea seems to have many sides. She has been a very willing model to help me out especially when I need someone in a hurry. Thank you Andrea!!
posted by Jessica Dwyer Photography at 3:24 PM
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About Me
- Name: Jessica Dwyer Photography
- Location: Bothell, WA, United States
After begging for my own camera when I was just 11 years old, I finally got my wish. From that day on I've photographed everything I could that interested me. I purchased an SLR in 1994 and used it for the better part of 12 years. In 2006, I changed my format to digital photography. The change has been quite an experience. My first published photograph was in Tidewater Community College’s 340 High Street magazine. Additionally, my work was published in The Virginian-Pilot’s Beacon. Throughout my career, clients have asked me to take boudoir shots. Because of this, lingerie and nudes have become a specialty of mine. This particular photographic genre is quite challenging. I have to know how to evoke the desired feeling or sensation and when to capture it at its highest point. This moment has the power to be an explosion of energy, joy, sadness, lust, humor, desire, hatred, love, agony or ecstasy. One single frame is an immortalization for all to see. Unlike film or video where you have time, sound, music and movement to convince an audience to feel or to understand it, with a photograph you have only one instant. The viewer either appreciates it or passes it by.
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- Ty
- Marisa
- Boudoir
- Fantasy
- Boudoir
- Maude
- An interesting way to look at colored pencils...
- Ketchup never looked so good!
- Hand Colored
- Retouch
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