Lasher Photography by Salvador Hernandez

The last person I photographed in my old house was Honorato Loza.

Yet another planned session that took an extremely long time to actually do. Nora and I met up at the house late afternoon and ended up shooting for several hours. Hundreds of shots later, a full CF card and in just about complete darkness, we finished up the session and left the house.

You might wonder why we were in complete darkness for a portion of the session. Well... since I moved out, I had cut off the power midway through the last week of having access to the house. So, at the time of the shoot... there was no power to the location. I must say, it was a tab bit hard to focus on composition when I could see nothing through the view finder of my camera. Lots of wasted shots just to figure out what I was aiming my camera at. LOL

We did manage to get quite a few completely different looks out of the session. It was fun and a good experience. It was only two or three days later when the final items of furniture were sold off and I turned in the keys to the house. Bye bye house! It was fun!

As mentioned before, I had foreclosed on my home and moved out but still had the keys for a week. Perfect opportunity to use it as a place for photography and I definitely jump on the opportunity.

Anna Marie wanted a shoot but it took us about 6 months to actually get around to it. Now that I had the place and time for it, we met up and executed a quick shoot. A few different looks, outfits, and locations in the house and came off with a decent collection of photos for her.

During this session, I tried out a bit of a military theme but I wasn't completely satisfied with it. I know I can definitely do better and will be looking for someone to help out with that idea.

It is always a pleasure to work with someone who is completely new to modeling and photography. Ashley was introduced to me via other people and she expressed interest in being photographed. I was honored to be able to be her first photographer and felt it was a great opportunity to get some practice in of my own. Quite a good arrangement if you ask me.

I had recently foreclosed on my home and was in the process of moving out and into a rental to save money (bad economy). So, since I had a house that was pretty much empty and still had the keys to it for another week, figured it would be a great place to use as a studio or set. Ashley and I ended up spending a few hours in the house taking hundreds of shots and trying various sorts of poses, lighting setups, and creative ideas.

Since we were both pretty much practicing and trying new things, we didn't end up with too many "quality" images but at least we got a small handful.