Ashley at night
April 23rd, 2006 | Published in Photography | 3 Comments
I thought I’d post another shot of Ashley that I worked with last week. I tried a little bit of a cross-process, desaturated, high contrast approach to it. I think it makes for an interesting photograph.
Ashley can be found on www.modelmayhem.com.
Quick aside about Model Mayhem: I want to thank the developers of that site. I had podcasted about this subject on an early show. I wanted a way to search for models via zip code and find ones in a radius instead of just geographically. It seems that they heard my words and gave me what I want (yeah right, I’m sure that was the reason ;-)
Does anyone know if this feature is available in the higher levels of the One Model Place accounts? I like being a photographer on that site, but I seem to be getting more valuable contacts lately on ModelMayhem.com. What site is your preference?
April 27th, 2006 at 1:09 am (#)
As I’m a moderator there, my choice of Model Mayhem as my preferred portfolio site is a fairly easy one. ;)
But I do really find that the MM community is the strongest, and now that (as of this morning) paid accounts are available more time and manpower can be directed to site improvements.
I will honestly say that I heard the zip code search request in your podcast. It was already at the top of my list of desired improvements, but I did hear it. :)
May 7th, 2006 at 1:16 am (#)
I have a quick question that seems random-
I found your site while I was googling solutions to fix slumlord problems in cities. I came upon your photo of a city sign posted to humiliate slumlords into action- which city did this? I work for a redevelopment agency in my own city and we have a slumlord problem.
Also- great photos! They are very capitaviting- i love the way you frame your subjects!
Thank you,
Christy
May 7th, 2006 at 6:10 am (#)
The city is Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The sign no longer exists. The lot is under redevelopment now. I’d forgotten about that sign. I think a lot of people ignored it and one day we were on our walk and I stopped to read it and was surprised at what it actually said.
I’ll have to look and see if I can find it. I didn’t know I had it on here.