Jackie came to my studio just over a week ago for headshots. This girl is all business. She had no issues with being in front of the camera, and she was such a pleasure to work with! Here are some of my favorite shots of Jackie:
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I have photographed Eddie (and his parents!) before, and he came to me, wanting just a few new shots to add to his collection. These are my faves:
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Long time, no see! Hello everyone!!! I’ve been extremely busy with a LOT of things, one being Weddings by Alisa. In case you didn’t know it already, I am a wedding photographer in Pittsburgh, too!
Here is what I was doing this weekend…..my other love: concert and musician photography …..
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The summertime really isn’t headshot season because musicians are usually at summer festivals or studying abroad. This particular summer is different in that I’ve been busy with a lot of headshot clients, but I’m not complaining! 🙂
This is my friend, Warren Davidson. Warren is Assistant Professor of Violin and Viola at Slippery Rock University and is conductor of the Slippery Rock Symphony Orchestra. He is Music Director of the Pittsburgh Civic Orchestra, concertmaster of the Westmoreland Symphony, Music Instructor for the Duquesne University Tamburitzans, and appears regularly as soloist with orchestras and in recitals on both violin and viola. We actually went to school together: I was in undergrad when he was doing his DMA. So basically, he’s a pretty cool guy.
Here are some of my favorite photos from his session:
Thank you Warren for allowing me to do your headshots! 🙂
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You don’t really expect to hear the words “kosher” and “gospel” in the same sentence. But I’ll tell you what, go hear Joshua Nelson just one time and you’ll be amazed at how well those two words go together. What. A. Performance. I brought my kids (ages 5 and 6) to this particular concert and they LOVED it. I personally have never seen people get up out of their seats and DANCE in a Jewish synagogue. But it happened. And here’s the proof:
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