Following the first photography article I did after the beginning of 2018, which featured my close friend, Wesley Baker (CDN), I have now photographed my close friend who I’ve known since secondary school, Samuel Cato.
Despite the odd spot of rain, mild warmth and a hint of sunny weather, I was able to travel to Sydenham to photograph Sam for this photography series, and I was able to get him to express himself freely as I believe in the idea of being able to express yourself free from judgment, but where he could express himself without conforming to society’s needs, beliefs and expectations, and that getting him to express himself will always be about being equal and diverse without any forms of judgment.
Below are all of the photographs I took yesterday of my close friend, Samuel Cato.
I am so pleased with the end result given that the days are getting brighter and are staying brighter for longer, as the lighting conditions improved and it was nice and sunny after a small spot of rain, but I am really blown away by the end result of these photographs. Of course, I acknowledge the photos may look grainy, but that’s because I wanted to try and capture the essence of the early Spring weather before Spring really kicks in once the Winter season ends.
If there are any improvements you feel I could make, please tell me in the comments, as your feedback will help me improve my photography skills in the future.
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Alex Smithson
DSLR Used: Nikon D3300
Lens Used: NIKKOR 18 – 55 mm Lens
Date of Photo-Set Produced: Tuesday 6th March 2018
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