eyecrave™ ...you look good.™ James Pauls • photographer www.eyecravephotography.com
Tuesday, January 8, 2019
Tuesday, March 13, 2018
Think Wedding...
Looking for wedding photos for communications or are you looking for an editorial/commercial photography style wedding... we can help.
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eyecrave™ ...you look good.™ James Pauls • photographer www.eyecravephotography.com
Search for useful wedding photos in my portfolios here: click link
eyecrave at Getty Images
eyecrave at iStock Photo
For wedding pricing click eyecrave weddings or you can email us here: eyecrave email
eyecrave™ ...you look good.™ James Pauls • photographer www.eyecravephotography.com
Sunday, February 25, 2018
It's been refreshing to get out for nature shots this winter doing shooting briefs for Getty™ images. My Canon 5DS is a killer camera at 56 megapixels - and my iPhone 7plus at 12 megapixels.
There's so much opportunity for photography portfolio expansion... adding to my fashion and editorial some wildlife and new stock shoots with families while living in such a beautiful part of the country... Western Colorado.
I'm always looking for more models both individuals and families who would love to venture outdoors for some stock photography shoots ...if that's you, email me and we can make arrangements for a shoot at james@eyecrave.com - we can make it happen!
Links: Stock Photos at Getty™ and Stock Photos at iStock™
eyecrave™ ...you look good.™ James Pauls • photographer www.eyecravephotography.com
There's so much opportunity for photography portfolio expansion... adding to my fashion and editorial some wildlife and new stock shoots with families while living in such a beautiful part of the country... Western Colorado.
I'm always looking for more models both individuals and families who would love to venture outdoors for some stock photography shoots ...if that's you, email me and we can make arrangements for a shoot at james@eyecrave.com - we can make it happen!
Links: Stock Photos at Getty™ and Stock Photos at iStock™
eyecrave™ ...you look good.™ James Pauls • photographer www.eyecravephotography.com
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Winter is finally finding its way to Western Colorado!
It's been fun to get out for some shoot time with upgraded equipment and my iPhone shooting briefs for Getty™ images.
Links: Stock Photos at Getty™ & Stock Photos at iStock™
Catch up with me on instagram and keep up-to-date with new posts.
eyecrave™ ...you look good.™
James Pauls • photographer
www.eyecravephotography.com
It's been fun to get out for some shoot time with upgraded equipment and my iPhone shooting briefs for Getty™ images.
Links: Stock Photos at Getty™ & Stock Photos at iStock™
Catch up with me on instagram and keep up-to-date with new posts.
Tuesday, December 5, 2017
Not only am I impressed with the iPhone camera...recently iStock Photos and Getty images has been requesting special CREATIVE BRIEFS of everyday activities submitted by mobile devices. I'm loving it!
GETTY IMAGES
iStock Photo
eyecrave™ . . . you look good.
best regards...
James Pauls • photographer www.eyecravephotography.com
GETTY IMAGES
iStock Photo
eyecrave™ . . . you look good.
best regards...
James Pauls • photographer www.eyecravephotography.com
Tuesday, November 28, 2017
Tuesday, October 31, 2017
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eyecrave. . . you look good.
James Pauls • freelance photographer
www.eyecravephotography.com
eyecrave. . . you look good.
James Pauls • freelance photographer
www.eyecravephotography.com
Wednesday, June 22, 2016
best regards... James Pauls • photographer www.eyecravephotography.com
Friday, December 25, 2015
6 Little Secrets To Help You Look Absolutely Perfect On Photographs
Here is an article that will give a photography subject and edge when considering how to look best for the camera as found on Design You Trust.
Bend your knee If you’re being photographed from the side, don’t forget about adopting a pose in the shape of an ’S’. Just bend your knee a little and lower your shoulders. This will make you look both slimmer and more relaxed.
Lower your shoulders Lowering your shoulder at an angle will make your neck seem longer and give an overall more relaxed impression. Moreover, do not hide your hands. In the second image above, the model’s hands have been placed close to her elbows — this looks a lot better.
Be careful with your hands Sometimes it’s a good idea to touch your face in a photograph. In this case, though, it’s very important not to turn your palm to face the camera. Instead, it should replicate the contours of your face.
Turn your body away from the camera by about three quarters If you want to look leaner on camera, you should avoid having straight shoulders, and instead turn your body away from the lens by about three quarters. In the second shot above, the model’s two hands are in view, on her hip area. These little tricks help to make your pose more graceful.
Strike a carefree pose Making an ’S’ shape with your body is a great pose which makes you look far more relaxed, as it has no ideal symmetry and helps you loose that wooden, soldier-like look. Also, it’s worth paying attention to your arms — it’s better to put only your thumbs in your pockets rather than your entire hand.
Tilt your head slightly You will look better in pretty much every photograph provided you don’t stare straight at the camera, and turn your body slightly away from the lens. If you also tilt your head, it makes it look as though you are looking up at the camera from below. This is a simple trick which will work wonders for how well you photograph.
best regards... James Pauls • photographer www.eyecravephotography.com
Bend your knee If you’re being photographed from the side, don’t forget about adopting a pose in the shape of an ’S’. Just bend your knee a little and lower your shoulders. This will make you look both slimmer and more relaxed.
Lower your shoulders Lowering your shoulder at an angle will make your neck seem longer and give an overall more relaxed impression. Moreover, do not hide your hands. In the second image above, the model’s hands have been placed close to her elbows — this looks a lot better.
Be careful with your hands Sometimes it’s a good idea to touch your face in a photograph. In this case, though, it’s very important not to turn your palm to face the camera. Instead, it should replicate the contours of your face.
Turn your body away from the camera by about three quarters If you want to look leaner on camera, you should avoid having straight shoulders, and instead turn your body away from the lens by about three quarters. In the second shot above, the model’s two hands are in view, on her hip area. These little tricks help to make your pose more graceful.
Strike a carefree pose Making an ’S’ shape with your body is a great pose which makes you look far more relaxed, as it has no ideal symmetry and helps you loose that wooden, soldier-like look. Also, it’s worth paying attention to your arms — it’s better to put only your thumbs in your pockets rather than your entire hand.
Tilt your head slightly You will look better in pretty much every photograph provided you don’t stare straight at the camera, and turn your body slightly away from the lens. If you also tilt your head, it makes it look as though you are looking up at the camera from below. This is a simple trick which will work wonders for how well you photograph.
best regards... James Pauls • photographer www.eyecravephotography.com
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