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McKinney, TX based portrait photographer. www.kevinjwhitephotography.com contact#: 214.755.3240

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Have ever wondered...

What retouches and edit do to make images pop. In this post I am going to share 2 images: a before and an after to show comparisons. This 1st images is what the image looks like when it's take from the camera. This what's considered a RAW image.




This 2nd image shows what retouching an images looks like. This also ties back into the Question: What am I paying a professional photographer for...

Thursday, October 14, 2010

Tracie






Plain and simple, but stunningly gorgeous!

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Walking Away!




The really hard thing about being a photographer is knowing when to shoot a shot. We spend enormous amounts of time setting up shots and working on posing, but what about just letting the shot just evolve.

This is one of those shots. My subject was finished with the her shoot and was walking back to her hotel. This is the resulting image. Enjoy!

Taken in Chandler, AZ 9/15/10

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Desert Portrait




These images were captured at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass in Chandler, AZ. Thanks to Ellen and Nanette for being gracious volunteers.

Monday, September 6, 2010

USA Cycling National Championship, Superdrome Frisco TX





It always pays to keep you camera close at hand. Images captured in Frisco, TX @ the Superdrome during the 2010 USA Cycling National Championships. Good looking out JB!

Sunday, September 5, 2010

More Images of Tow The Line





Here are a few more images from the band TOW THE LINE. Hard, Hard, Hard. Still in the learning phase but i think I am kind of getting it! High ISO and 50mm prime lens is a great start.

Saturday, August 28, 2010

Tow The Line




Wanted to share this image of TOW THE LINE. Taken 8/27/10 @ Trees in Deep Ellum, Dallas, TX. The was my 1at attempt at small venue low light photography. This image was shot at 1/160 sec f/1.8 ISO 1600 with a Nikon 50mm (f/1.8) lens.

Stay posted for more images form this shoot.