





For two days near the end of January, 2020, I spent time with one of my favorite editorial & commercial photographers, Nick Fancher (nickfancher.com), his assistant Seth Moses Miller (sethmosesmiller.com), and nine other participants for Nick’s Creative Portraiture Workshop in Columbus, Ohio, USA. I encourage you to check out both of their websites and even attend a workshop if the opportunity arises once things settle down in the post coronavirus world. My hope is that their works along with this small sampling of mine here will bring a blast of color into your locked down world.






Colors were enhanced in post but all effects were captured in camera with lights, colored gels, projections, props and shutter dragging.
I had a joyous time creating these images with Nick and Seth. Hope you find some joy in the sharing.
Great fun Jim, wonderful colours!