Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Friday, November 12, 2010

Back to BVI!!!

We are a little over 2 weeks away from our next trip to The British Virgin Islands!  
For the past 18 months we've been working diligently on our next business venture -- Jordana Wright Photographic Expeditions -- a full service tour company for aspiring and professional photographers.  We have designed an incredible expedition to help photographers grow as artists and take advantage of the amazing variety of scenery/subject matter in BVI to bolster their portfolios.  Our expedition removes the guess-work involved in shooting in a new location.  Each workshop has been designed to capture the best lighting, at the best time of day for every location, and provides ample time to achieve photographic excellence.  Best of all, our BVI Expedition is all inclusive to take the stress out of travel.  All meals, accommodations, fees, transportation, and activities are included.





Our intensive curriculum includes:
  • A dozen sunrise and sunset shoots featuring idyllic beaches, historic ruins, and eager local personalities.
  • The chance to pose and direct models during a beach fashion shoot.
  • The experience of shooting from the water, during a private full-day sail.
  • Opportunities to practice advanced photography techniques, such as painting with light and astrophotography.
  • Macro and food photography, featuring local island cuisine.
  • Plenty of time -- no one will ever tell you to hurry or rush your shots.
  • and much more!
Contact us for more information about booking your spot on The BVI Expedition!

  



Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Fall Color, Windmills and Sting...

The soy field behind our house has turned this amazing vibrant yellow. Everywhere I go, the corn is turning brown, the soy is yellow, and the leaves are just starting to show a hint of orange. I never really understood about the "amber waves of grain" I sang about in grade school until I saw the Midwest. Its incredible. One interesting side effect of waking up to a bright yellow soy field every morning is that I perpetually have the song "Fields of Gold" by Sting stuck in my head...

"Shadows in Dudley"

"Grain Elevator"

"Yellow Soy"

On a recent trip to Bellflower, IL, we took a detour to photograph a large cluster of windmills. Some people dislike the way windmills look on a horizon, but I think they blend with the pattern of planted rows of soy really nicely. They're beautiful in their own way -- and who can argue with clean, abundant energy?


"Windmills 1"

"Windmills 2"