Often, one image is enough to tell a story. Sometimes two images composed together can tell an even stronger story. These two love birds are an amazing couple and it totally shows in their images.
Raymond Photography © 2010
A little friend playing by the shoreline. Among other things, he skipped rocks, painted rocks, and tossed them as far as he could with his feather-brush in his other hand.
Raymond Photography © 2010
This is a shot I got at the Scarborough Bluffs when roaming the “beach” area, which has barely any sand and most small rocks, during sunset. It was actually one of the last frames I captured before calling it a night, and it turned out to be my favourite of the set as well. That often happens when you really start shooting more often and it makes you want to try harder during the shoot/photowalk because you can’t always count on the last few frames to save your butt!
It’s amazing how much great work comes out of pressure situations. Reminds me of my university days when I was being bombarded with deadlines and assignments that were somehow completed competently. Good thing I don’t drink.
