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Portraits

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Tachi Palace Fights 5: Stars and Strikes Ring Girls


Tachi Palace Fights 5 Ring Girls – Images by Apolinar Fonseca
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iPhone 3gs Fashion Photo Shoot

The people at fstoppers.com recently did a fashion photo shoot using an iPhone 3gs as their only camera. The phone only has a only a 3-megapixel sensor. It goes to show that photographer isn’t limited to their camera. Great light and the photographer’s ides are needed to take compelling images. Bad pictures have come out of even the most expensive cameras.

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Window light portraits

Dan and Wilma Humason in the Hanford Fox Theatre

Dan and Wilma Humason, owners of the Fox Theatre, have been named Woman and Man of the Year by the Hanford Chamber of Commerce.

These two photographs of were taken within hours of each other. It was a busy day and my first three assignments before noon were portraits. Usually I’ll bring a light stand, an umbrella and a Nikon Sb-28 that I sync off camera with a Radiopopper Jrx. This is a real quick for nice portriature lighting. But with the time constraints of getting from one assignment to the next I couldn’t do this.

So what is the next best thing — window light. I was fortunate enough to have nice light comingin to the buildings of where my subjects were at. The above picture with Dan and Wilma Humason was taken in the lobby of the Hanford Fox Theatre, which they own. I took advantage of the broad light source coming from the glass door entrance of the theater. The bottom picture of Linda Rodriguez I used light coming from her study room  window. It gave me a much more directional light. I turned on her hallway lights to give the photo a little more depth.

Linda Rodriguez in her Hanford home

Linda Rodriguez , who hasmultiple sclerosis, stands in her home on Tuesday, March 16 2010. The builder of her house constucted the hallway a little wider so she could easily navigate her way through it.

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Fred Fonseca: Hanford Portrait Photography

Homeowners and lenders are the groups I first think of when I see  all the foreclosed homes here in California. But sometimes I forget that this problem can affect more people like Fred Fonseca (no realation) who owns a nursery in Hanford, Calif. Spring is around the corner and his sales are slow. His business has suffered because people are afraid to by plants and put an investment into a home they might lose in a year or two. Home builders aren’t ordering because the aren’t building as many new houses. The ripple effects of economics spreads far and wide.

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Hanford Portrait Photography: Tachi Palace Fights 3 Ring Girls

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Kings SPCA Calendar

The other day I was able to photograph Holly McKay and Rossi, her 15-month-old chow. This was to promote a great cause, the Kings SPCA.  The non-profit organization held a fundraiser for their animal shelter by selling 2010 calendars with pictures of contributed pet pictures. Their story ran in the Hanford Sentinel.

Give them a call at (559) 584-8766 if you want to buy a calendar. Or better yet if you can give a loving home to an animal in need.

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