Wonderland – A Concept Photo Shoot

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At the beginning of 2012 I sat down and wrote some specific goals I had for Shalimar Studios.  I am not a huge fan of only making new year's resolutions, I have always made goals throughout the year and little by little adjusting them as I inch closer to them.  But one specific goal I made this year was to challenge myself with concept photo shoots where each image collectively leads to a specific storyline.  I wanted to push myself creatively, conceptually and in production to pull off what I consider photographing larger productions for my photo shoots.

This idea first came to my attention when I was mentoring 2 local aspiring photographers Kristine and Marissa.  They are young, vibrant and their creativity will take them far in this industry.  We conceptualized an Alice in Wonderland photo shoot utilizing the resources we had at the time.  It wasn't until January of this year that this shoot took place and I can not be happier with the end result.  I want to thank models, Kristine (Alice), Marissa (Evil Queen) and Tanner (Mad Hatter) for their hard work and preparataion, Your Beauty Call for their fabulous hair and makeup on each character, and my post-production go-to-guy, Rob.

So, without further ado, here's my first conceptual photo shoot of 2012, I call Wonderland.

 

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I’M  YASMIN

Portrait, Branding, Fitness & Studio PHOTOGRAPHER

Fueled by equal parts Earl Grey tea and passion, I spend my days capturing the kinds of images that make you stop, smile and ask time to please slow down. I believe in real moments and heartfelt conversations on the front porch. In the kinds of images that remind you of the joy that can be found in the simplest of moments together. I believe in images that are itching to be printed, placed in beautiful frames and hung on walls for years to come. 

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