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Monday
Sep202010

People at Work - Part 11 - Make Things Happen

I have know multi-talented artist Glenn Szegedy for a couple of years, having photographed some of his work for his portfolio. I only recently asked him to pose for a portrait though, after wanting to ask him for some time. Things get in the way. Time passes. I have found that I need to make myself go out and flip some bits on the digital sensor occasionally and not just sit on the merits (or lack) of what I have shot in the past. It's important for me to make things happen and not wait for them to occur, because they probably won't.

I wanted to photograph Glenn in his studio because it really provides an ideal background visually, and it reflects Glenn's way of working and maybe his style. He seemed to want to straighten up, but I wanted to capture his working world just as I found it.



Artist Glenn SzegedyYou can see Glenn's work here: http://www.glennszegedy.com
You can also visit him at Western Avenue Studios in Lowell, Massachusetts.

 

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Reader Comments (3)

What gorgeous photos! Really enjoying the lighting and sharp focus. Glad to have connected on Twitter and found your blog. Looking forward to images and posts to come!
RL

October 4, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterRobyn Linden

Thanks very much Robyn!
Adrien

October 5, 2010 | Registered CommenterAdrien Bisson

Great images!

December 2, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterCindy

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Boston based photographer Adrien Bisson is a portrait photographer specializing in editorial, corporate and advertising photography, with studios in Lowell, Massachusetts. With a passion for environmental portraiture, location photography has become a way of life and a style with which to create distinctive images of people in all walks of life.