a Baltimore/Harford County based Photography Studio
Harford Style Magazine Winter Cover Shoot with Heather Ziehl. Heather is a Harford County resident and Mrs. Maryland 2013. Read all about her in the January issue available at WaWa stores and ShopRite stores in Harford County Maryland. View a short video from our cover shoot below!
It’s that time of year!! I love doing photography for high school seniors. I work with a great makeup artist/stylist to put together a fun shoot that will produce high quality portraits. We do images in the studio, we also have a few cool locations right outside our studio doors as well! Harford County is filled with great spots for senior pics.
If your teen wants a less traditional look to his/her images we offer alternative shoots that are more like fashion photography that portraits. Pretty much anything you might want, we can do! E-mail amy@amyjphoto.com or call for packages and/or if you have questions.
Autumn is my favorite time to do photography for modeling composite cards. Photography for actors and models is very different than portrait work and allows for a lot of creativity. I had a wonderful time working with model Ally from L&M modeling and talent. About 2 years ago I shot the images for her first modeling composite card and what a difference! Photography for actors and models.
We had an amazing amount of fun with this Marie Antoinette inspired shoot for HC Style Magazine. The dresses were provided by Amanda Ritchie Bridal and Beauty and also K&B Bridal both in Harford County. Hair by Lisa Jones-Butz of Subtle Rebellion salon + gallery and makeup by Gina Bateman. These were done a few months ago…but I needed to add them to my website. This fashion editorial was shot in Harford County Maryland. Fashion photography for HC Style Magazine.
What I miss most about shooting with film is getting in the darkroom and making my own black and white prints. Fashion photography can be dramatic in color or B/W but there is something about the look and the feel of true black and white imagery that is special. It has a drama to it. I worked for a short time (only because they only made it for a short time!) with a black and white polaroid slide film that you would process immediately with a small little crank machine and it would produce these amazing, grainy, B/W transparencies. I LOVED it. I still have my little machine and my film cameras hoping one day it might return. I plan to do some personal testing with B/W for some new fashion images…so I’m always looking for interested hair/makeup/models to join me!!
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