We got down there and I spent the first few minutes checking out the area. I found a couple spots that I really liked and so we headed over to these. This was more industrial, which was a background I was looking to add to my list of high school senior portrait locations.
One thing about this location that I loved was how the blue wall contrasted beautifully with the light wood of the plywood. We headed down a little bit and I found another location that gave a completely different look! Upon editing, I wasn't really liking the red color that the wall was giving off and decided to go black and white with these.
I was amazed at how many different looks I could get in such close locations! This other wall was just around the corner and I came away with some of my favorite images of the day from this background.
While we were out, we had to grab a couple photos of the brothers together. We took brother shots throughout the shoot. All I can say is that these two were naturals in front of the camera!!
It was great to be able to have a fun time while out location scouting. These guys seriously were awesome and so helpful for coming out to "model" for me. At the end of the shoot, we were having fun and Liam decided to pick up his older brother. I think this is my favorite image just because it shows who they are and their relationship as brothers. It's pretty cool to see how the images turn out when your subjects are having just as much fun in front of the camera as you are having behind it. :)
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