Sonia

Biteable: a term to describe a person of the opposite sex that is so incredibly cute that you just want to give them a nibble. Not so hard that you get a full course meal, but hard enough so that you could accurately rate them.

Ajaye

Cold shower stare. Also, a close-up on the cold shower stare.

Kelly

I've done so many of these sort of formal, sitting on a stool shots over the years— I could probably gather them into a decent series.

Jess

Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever…  it remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything. ~ Aaron Siskind

Maggie

Nice & Gritty.

Taliana

Old film shot. It was taken a couple of hours after the piercing, so the bloody holes are still visible.

Sally

I've done this type of rope dress too many times now— it's time to move on.

Katie Marie

Fun With Photoshop. I can't decide which one I like best– so here are three different versions. I usually do the depth of field blur with the lens only, but sometimes it's interesting to play around with Photoshop to get different results. The thing with PS is that it can look a bit fake (because it is...), and with the lens it always looks real.

Nathalia

While the thigh high suspenders were perhaps unnecessary (but a nice touch), the shoes definitely were necessary— the tar rooftop was really dirty and sticky.

Ajaye

Same thing, different points of view...

PXE

“Being in the womb was like taking a nine-month bath. I wanted to take a shower, but no matter how hard I kicked, or how loud I screamed, my mom wouldn’t listen.”  ~ Jarod Kintz

Maia

American Apparel ad?

Ajaye

Trying out a new tie, with some new hemp rope. It's actually quite simple, but I love the versatility of it.

Little One

Getting ready for a suspension.

Ajaye

The dreadlocks are gone...

Heff

More of the new window series...

Isabelle

"I don't like white paper backgrounds. A woman does not live in front of white paper. She lives on the street, in a motor car, in a hotel room."  ~Helmut Newton

Lady Lazarus

The fifty-year-old mattress adds a nice aesthetic.

Ajaye

L'Origine Du Monde.

Twinky

I've done a lot of maternity portraits over the years— but they are most often paid shoots where I cater towards the images being natural and flattering. Not to mention that I'm usually more concerned with making my subject comfortable, rather than experimenting. Here is pregnancy image where I was able to experiment a bit more.