Street portraits

Lisa

Shot on:
She was standing outside one of the several loft apartment buildings in the River Market District. She's a realtor and was hosting an open house today, but I had something else

Valeria

Shot on:
First night walk along the Riverfront Heritage Trail after needing to get away from Antioch Park given it was overrun with prom photo groups. Leaving me with one big question: why were the

Josie

Shot on:
Last of the sunlight, and they were in the perfect spot... And, of course, I wanted shots of just Josie. New experience for her, and it was hard to tell if she was

Pearla and Liz

Shot on:
So interesting story from tonight. I initially planned to go to the Riverfront Heritage Trail to the River Market District, but got... diverted. The Kansas City Current were back home tonight at CPKC

Emily

Shot on:
This was another circumstance of first seeing someone I wanted to photograph, but not really in a good spot. Thankfully she eventually moved to a much better location. A little on the shy

Stephanie

Shot on:
Like with Cristel the previous evening, I was hoping to catch a good shot of the wind blowing her hair, even though her hair isn't nearly as long. No such luck,

Cristel

Shot on:
About 18 months ago I first met Cristel at Wyandotte County Lake, getting a couple shots of her after photographing another young woman. And today I was back up at the lake for

Desirae

Shot on:
I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a little conflicted on the editing here. In the end what I did was minimal, keeping this true to life. It

Elsy

Shot on:
"Fate is a bitch with a wicked sense of humor... and today, I'm her punchline." When I got to Antioch Park, I accidentally left my phone in my car.

Juli

Shot on:
At first I saw her sitting on one of the benches opposite the boardwalk. Then she moved over to the Shelter No. 4, meaning she was also sitting out in the sun. Perfect.