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Still imagery of miscellaneous subjects, portraits and scenes. This gallery also includes several wedding and product photography samples.
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A project about personal identity and reflection.
Long exposure experimentation. Camera set up on tripod with open aperture, while I ran with different colored lights to create trails.
Miniature dinosaur skeleton scene. This picture was taken right outside my front door.
Still life scene, featuring my brother and a broken lava lamp that I lit with a flashlight.
The sound you can see! These paper plates were makeshift painter's palettes that I utilized as a backdrop to practice capturing light refraction.
Compositional exercise and practice with dramatic lighting.
Landscape photography. Framed to create a suggested path that leads to the focal point, a fallen tree that seems to reach down from the clouds.
A mysteriously welcoming road. Though much of the composition is dark, the warm color scheme makes this scene more inviting than ominous.
Getting shot is pretty bad but getting your picture taken is worse, right?
Totally conventional wedding photography.
Suggestive of discrimination and anyone who feels like the 'black sheep'.
A tiny little bob-omb enjoying a tiny little garden.
You don't always know what darkness lies beneath the surface. This photo was part of a narrative series comprised of seven still images. The theme centralized around suspense and the power of suggestion. The moments leading up to a scare are the most intriguing to me because imagination is often more terrifying than reality.
...but what if no one is looking?
A stubborn sprout sneaks through the cracks of these outdoor tiles. Compositional practice where a pattern is disrupted by the subject of the photo.
A gathering of budding succulents.
A play on the term 'natural energy.' A collection of fake flowers in fake light bulbs and actual light bulbs scattered among dry leaves.
Commentary about how society is hostage to tabloid content, shown by mimicking the ransom cutout style. For this photo I stood directly above the subject while three others held phones displaying replacement facial features.
The soggiest dog you'll ever meet. This was a challenge to capture because she was too excited to sit still for very long.
Nature photography practice with live subjects.
Do you "see" what I did there?
Musical attitude. Practice with portraits.
A colorful character indeed. I wanted to create a playful scene here that incorporated color and suggested a story.
These winding prickly plants reminded me of arms or legs, reaching out and stretching.
I found this poor little critter on the side of an empty road. I traced a chalk outline around him before snapping this picture. Intended to mimic official crime scene photography.
My brothers brawling in Super Smash Brothers. Experimentation in portrait composition and storytelling.
Glass and lighting photography exercise. Glass chess pieces, glass shards in a glass vase, and a glass cube sit on a mirror. Intentional mixing of warm and cool lights.
This is my brother wearing a green body suit in Walmart. I tend to enjoy odd subjects in mundane surroundings.
This was the photo my sister used for her wedding invitation. I set up a makeshift studio with string lights and sheets as a backdrop.
A photo from my sister's wedding annoucement photo session.
A photo from my sister's wedding annoucement photo session, showcasing her gorgeous ring and capturing a 'Prince Charming' vibe.
Wedding photography snapshat of the bridal party right after the ceremony.
An acting headshot sample.
While walking along a nature trail close to my house, I stumbled across an odd pile of decaying fish and decided to take a picture. I thought there was something morbidly beautiful about the vivid colors.
Photo for an online retailer selling a lantern. Photo taken in a white box set-up then digitally enhanced in post.
Photo for an online retailer selling a touch lamp.
TAUNIE REDDINGTON | TAUNSTER MONSTER