Here’s another Multi Image Blend piece of a senior I photographed recently.  I do these Image Blends to tell extraordinary stories, and I think they are far more impactful than a traditional head and shoulders portrait.

Meet Jacob – a Falmouth High School Senior with a purpose.  While other kids were hanging at the beach this summer, Jacob worked full time as an electrician.  He also started his own commercial landscaping company, and has all the responsibilities of a small business owner.  But what really sets him apart in my mind is his sense of civic duty.  Jacob is a volunteer fireman, and would rather fill his spare hours keeping Falmouth safe than goofing off at the mall.

Thanks for looking.  I think this poster shows our mission at Focus Photography – to create extraordinary images of unique individuals.  I hope you like it.  Will

This is Evan from Gray New Gloucester. If you dont recognize the orange jersey – hes a goalie, and more than capable of stopping anything you can kick at his net. Hes also the kicker on the football team, a force on the basketball team, and a pretty good guy all around. But this image celebrates his soccer experience, and all of the roles he plays as a goal keeper.

The shots that we used to produce this poster were all taken in our studio. If you want a poster like this when you come in for your senior portraits, then youll need a uniform and any appropriate accessories. I love making these unique images that show the passions of our clients.

Thanks for looking. Will

This is Alex, a 14 year Dance Veteran, who came to us recently for his senior portraits.  It’s not uncommon for us to work with students with exceptional skills – most of the seniors who chose to come to Focus are exceptional in at least a few ways.  Anyway, when we get people with a skill, we try to create a print that really shows that off – and this motion blur image of Alex in the air was an instant favorite for me.

Dance moms in particular often ask us why we want their son or daughter to bring a costume or leotard – dance schools are photographed regularly, they think, and they have a still image of their child in a ‘dance pose’.  When they see the posters – they understand.  This is nothing like a dance school picture.

Thanks for looking – Will.