ROB HEYMAN - PORTRAITS

Monday, August 13, 2007

I have a friend who has a scallywag of a daughter who has her own ideas on how she should be photographed. Can't say that I disagree with her. Can you?

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You could probably safely say that Rob always hides behind his camera.

CALOUNDRA DURING STORM

Part of the latest family portrait

The other half of the portrait above.

ABOVE LEFT AND BELOW

This lovely little lady was probably the most pleasant, compliant and co-operative person I have photographed for a long time. She is a student of her mother, who is a dance teacher, so her poise and balance and ability to take instruction made it a very pleasant portrait session for me and my wife.

Some of the most recent portrait sessions.

I have just returned from a trip out toward western Queensland and came back with a number of really nice portraits, mainly of kids. The land out there is really flat and to many people , uninteresting, but to me, it is pure heaven. No tall buildings, no pollution and REALLY friendly people who are not afraid to get out of bed at 5:am for a portrait session. There were too many sessions to include them all here, but I am returning next week some time to deliver their portraits and photograph some more families.

PORTRAIT SESSION AT RIPLEY

I was asked to travel to Ripley, a small rural area out from Ipswich, to photograph a family of two parents and their baby. We had a great start, with the parents’ portraits and some beautiful images of the baby playing around the old cow shed. I happened to look down the road in time to see a man on a horse driving some cattle our way. I could see that he would be moving out of the shadow of the hill and into beautiful late afternoon sunlight, so I excused myself from the portrait session for “just a second” to grab a shot for myself. It was then that the family laughingly informed me that it was granddad! It gave me the perfect opportunity to add him into the session and create a three generation portrait.

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