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Classical Photographic Portraiture

Photographic Portraiture using the time honoured techniques of the masters

Recent Work

Andrew by Amandalynn Jones

Head shot for Filmmaker Andrew Napier October 22 2008
"Loula" by Alexandros Isaias

Ithaca 2008
Handsome Devil by abfabphoto

Justin working his looks during a portrait session. For Bi-Racial group…some stats. Mr. Justin is Russian, Armenian, Assyrian and Mexican….... I think its what makes him so handsome.. LOL Canon Rebel XT. 2 Light setup (1 softbox, 1 umbrella).
My Wee Man by KirkArt

A very special little lad….critique on this portrait welcome. Thanks for looking
Kaylie Tie Dyed by abfabphoto

Here is another portrait session of kaylie done with 2 light setup and a cute tie dye backdrop. Shot with Canon Rebel XT.
Friday Night Portrait II by Rachel Leigh

b&w version per request / original: / This was taken on my parent’s back porch on a Friday evening. Fridays are “family night” and generally the kids play outside but it was raining so my niece was watching the rain fall. I said her name and when she looked I took this photo. So that’s the story behind the title. :)
Wrapped in Love by Amandalynn Jones

Tasha & Brady, September 26th 2008
Lady M by Mariann Kovats

Lady M
Ice Princess by leannasreflections

Miss Teen Oregon…Crystal Gregg / This is one of my fave pics I have ever taken. First off…I love it when I tell a model to do something and they look at me like Im nuts…they do it and wahhh law. Sometimes it doesnt work out but most often that is the shot that the model and I both like best. I also love this image because the model entered it in a compatition in a pagent…and she got 1st place for Miss Photogenic with it. And for that she got an invitation to Nationals. yeaaaahhhh!!!! I love close up face pics which shows the sparkle of the eyes. Another reason I love this image is it was my first shoot with this gorgeous model which is what started a friendship that will last forever.
The Other Half of Me by KirkArt

A portrait of my other half. He says it’s one of the best photographs ever taken of him. Thanks for looking

About This Group

The aim of this group is to teach photographers about the use of light, types of light, posing, hands, camera angle etc. to make effective portraiture. This is about deliberate portrait photography and not snapshots – whether it be single, couples or groups.
Our aim is to pass on years of experience to those who want to know how to do portraiture more effectively.