Planning a photo session can take some work and questions can arise while planning the event. Getting a bit of research done prior to the session or when you’re planning it can take some anxiety out of the event and allow for a better photo shoot.
Read Moreup in most peoples mind. Most assume time doesn’t matter, but it actually does and it might actually be the biggest item to consider. When photographing a family, athlete or model the sun is always taken into consideration for outdoors shoot.
Read MoreWhether you’re competing in a bodybuilding/fitness show or achieved a personal goal, you’ll want to capture the dedication and hard work that was the result of your hard work. Some decide to keep the images for personal use, others are influencers in social media and use it to promote their personal brand.
Read MoreWith all the images circulating from your phone, digital cameras, GoPros ,and the list goes on, while the digital copies continue to pile up. Luckily, as technology advances so do the options and the cost of storage continues to go down.
Read MoreWe recently had the pleasure of capturing in-studio Tampa teen portraits for our lovely model, Sky. We used a variety of special, colored lighting to get a dramatic effect, as well as our unique processing technique to develop our signature art portrait styles. The results were so many high-quality portraits that her mother couldn’t decide which to have printed and which to put in photo albums.
Read MoreTaylor Art Photos shoots in many locations, but the Machados had their heart set on Honeymoon Island, which is just outside of Tampa. It’s unique landscape turns one location into multiple scenarios, with the options of shoreline, driftwood, natural landscape and walking trails.
Read MoreOur team traveled to the Plant City Entertainment, Inc. theatre to capture individual character head shots and dress rehearsal images for their current production, Curtains.
Read MoreTaylor Art Photos stepped in for a Tampa HEAT home school production of Beauty and the Beast, Jr. Using our vast experience of photographing athletes during stage routines under similar conditions, we took photos during three showings. This allowed us to know where characters would be so that we can capture that winning shot. We also set up a black backdrop, so during intermission we could catch individual or group portraits of the actors in their amazing costumes.
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