I thought I would share a little behind the camera look at me (Greg Patterson) working and what the final image looks like.
As a photography professor at SFA, I have the privilege of teaching photography to over 100 students each semester. One aspect of photography that I teach is composition. There are some tips to get started, but honestly its something that is practiced and learned over many years. As a professional photographer with over 20 years of experience, I have dedicated myself to this ART as well as our studio to providing amazing quality, service and products. Today's digital cameras are good, but when you hire a professional, you should get professional results!
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I really like your work. It seems different than what I have seen in Lufkin. I have a senior and we havent had any pictures taken yet. Is it too late to set something up with you? He is restoring an antique John Deere tractor that will be finished in about 3 weeks and would like some pictures with it. He also plays tennis, piano and drums. If it is possible, I would like to arrange some pictures with his friends that he hangs out with. We live in Lufkin and he goes to Hudson High School. Thanks
Posted by: Lea Jarvis | February 04, 2009 at 09:23 AM