Marshall M.

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Automatische Matches

Owner of M. Anson Photography LLC, based in Katy Texas, Marshall is a highly experienced photographer and photo retoucher. He is a graduate of the NYIP Professional Photography Course and has over eight years experience in the use of Photoshop and Lightroom. He began as a photography enthusiast over 20 years ago but recently reinforced his self taught skills with formal training. Photo Retouching and Photography are both full-time passions of his. Marshall has a fully equipment home studio for product photography. He has worked with freelance organizations like MEERO, KodakIT, and individual online retailers. His professional background in engineering and project management provide the tool sets needed to manage results and meet dead lines.

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Automatische Matches

Nikon D750 | Nikon D850

Porträt

Immobilien

Produkt

Essen

Automobil

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Was liebst du an deinem Job?

Partly, it's about the first four letters in Freelance, which of course is about having more choice over when, what and where to work. But beyond that, we live in an A to B society, where the focus is often on the destination rather than the journey. Photography forces you to break that journey into segments, 1/125 of second long, where you can witness "wonder" that would normally be overlooked.

Welche Shootings hast du schon gemacht und wie hast du sie besonders gemacht?

When I'm on an AirBNB Plus shoot, I always tour the home first and carefully look for details that provide insight about the interest of the owner. I also look at how natural light falls throughout the home. These pieces of information help me craft the shots for maximum impact. Interior shots should always beckon "come see me in person" to potential clients.

Erhaltene Preise, Ehrungen und Anerkennungen

None yet, but that will come.

Wissenswertes über diesen Fotografen

I'm old enough to remember when image post processing involved chemicals instead of software.