Palace of Fine Arts, After the Crowds
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Palace of Fine Arts, After the Crowds.

21 edited photos · Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco

How it went

We worked Palace of Fine Arts like a backlot. The buildings set the scene, the long shadows do the rest.

Two hours of slow walking and quiet direction. No awkward poses, no "say cheese," just a couple who like each other in a place that suited them. We rotated through a couple of micro-locations within the spot, picking up different angles as the sun moved.

City sessions age well. Ten years from now the buildings will look the same and so will the way they're looking at each other.

The shoot
The whole shoot, not just the highlights

Here’s a few highlights from this shoot. Most photographers only ever show a static portfolio of their very best images. I think every potential client should see more than that: the full shoots themselves. Nothing sets expectations like seeing multiple sessions at one location in different weather, times of day, and seasons. We get amazing photos no matter what, and we’re not afraid to show you.

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