James L Shaffer Photography and Design
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| Blog Name: | James L Shaffer Photography and Design |
| Url: | http://www.jameslshaffer.com/blog |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | photograpy, photoshop, graphic and web design |
| Description: | Florida-based photographer and designer offers tips, tutorials, galleries and inspiration of all things pertaining to creative digital arts. |
| Popularity: | 45 Followers |
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The Zen of Jack
Meet Jack Hope…known to his inner circle as “Big Jack.” Purveyor of engaging stories. Impeccable talent for recall. Champion bowler. An affable gentle soul who wishes no harm to humanity other than the opposing team of his beloved Bengals on any given Sunday. This is the Zen of Big Jack Hope.
Meet Jack Hope…known to his inner circle as “Big Jack.” Purveyor of engaging stories. Impeccable talent for recall. Champion bowler. An affable gentle soul who wishes no harm to humanity other than the opposing team of his beloved Bengals on any given Sunday. This is the Zen of Big Jack Hope.
Atlantic Center for the Arts Reception in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
Below are a few of my favorite images from a reception I captured on Nov. 14 held at The Atlantic Center for the Arts in beautiful New Smyrna Beach, Florida. This famous artist’s enclave founded by Doris Leeper is nestled along the historic Intracoastal waterway and surrounded by thick mangrove forests. The Center is a surreal metamorphoses of a chic art community with it’s contemporary structures and guest houses, all connected by boardwalk trails meandering through the thicket of unscathed nature, preserved as it may have looked c
Below are a few of my favorite images from a reception I captured on Nov. 14 held at The Atlantic Center for the Arts in beautiful New Smyrna Beach, Florida. This famous artist’s enclave founded by Doris Leeper is nestled along the historic Intracoastal waterway and surrounded by thick mangrove forests. The Center is a surreal metamorphoses of a chic art community with it’s contemporary structures and guest houses, all connected by boardwalk trails meandering through the thicket of unscathed nature, preserved as it may have looked c
Beth and Kyle’s Wedding Album Design
I believe I’ve designed enough of these albums to embark on a full-fledged album design business, thanks to my client Chad Pilster of Pilster Photography. So stay tuned! Below is a 13-spread album showcasing the day’s events unfolding for Beth and Kyle at The Shores Resort and Spa in Daytona Beach Shores, Florida. I remember my buddies and I trying to reserve a table there for high-school prom back in 1988, but was booked. Wow! Where has the time gone between then and now?
I believe I’ve designed enough of these albums to embark on a full-fledged album design business, thanks to my client Chad Pilster of Pilster Photography. So stay tuned! Below is a 13-spread album showcasing the day’s events unfolding for Beth and Kyle at The Shores Resort and Spa in Daytona Beach Shores, Florida. I remember my buddies and I trying to reserve a table there for high-school prom back in 1988, but was booked. Wow! Where has the time gone between then and now?
September Smoky Mountain Trip
Well, the trip wasn’t as we anticipated as the weather was not cooperative for most of the four-day trip to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The rain was intermittent for the first three days, so there were brief periods of breaking out the gear and grabbing a few shots. Most of the shots below were taken within the park, with the exception of a few that were taken in and around Chimney Rock, NC. I think the most poignant part of the trip was in Chimney Rock, where we visited an art gallery after shooting an abandoned hotel that struck my fancy. The gallery owner said if I wanted to see something really rustic, to follow this cobblestone trail head next to her galler
Well, the trip wasn’t as we anticipated as the weather was not cooperative for most of the four-day trip to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The rain was intermittent for the first three days, so there were brief periods of breaking out the gear and grabbing a few shots. Most of the shots below were taken within the park, with the exception of a few that were taken in and around Chimney Rock, NC. I think the most poignant part of the trip was in Chimney Rock, where we visited an art gallery after shooting an abandoned hotel that struck my fancy. The gallery owner said if I wanted to see something really rustic, to follow this cobblestone trail head next to her galler
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