Professional editorial photography
Editorial topics: People Concepts
A good professional editorial photographer has to juggle many aspects of a job in order to please the Art Director/Client. Skill behind the camera is only the beginning.
Offering a unique view of the mundane.
Fitting this view into the layout.
Scheduling and coaxing reluctant, busy professionals to pose for a photo.
Having the film/image delivered before the deadline.
What follows are editorial tearsheets form some of my many assignments.
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Environmental portraiture works to revel a person in the context of their surroundings giving the viewer of the photograph an insight to the person and to the text of the article. Together, text and editorial photography create an appealing product.
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Turning a nebulous concept into a photographic reality is one of my favorite things. When given the freedom by an Art Director to illustrate a concept. I start with storyboards and sketches. Working with metaphors, relations, contrasts and visual ideas I shape my thoughts into a working editorial photograph.
Being based in Honolulu Hawaii allows me central access to Pacific rim locations.
I am always ready to travel to any location to get an assignment.
Copyright 2008 David L. Moore
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