Utilizing the latest technology
available today, Daniel Fairs Photography provides his clients with the
highest quality images by a professional photographer with true industry
experience.
(see BIO)
Daniel utilizes his knowledge and experience to ensure his clients get images
that are not only beautiful, but
that will represent them in a marketable way.
"Over the
years," says Daniel, "I witnessed a lot of models get film back from a test
that was useless to them. Many times most of the frames would look the
same, or exposure was completely off, or the image was shot in a way that
wasn't beneficial for the model- more so for the photographer. I shoot
every frame as if it is THE frame to be printed. When I review the
shoot, I want the client to have a difficult time choosing the images to be
printed because there are so many good ones."
(click here to view example of
consecutive frames from an actual shoot)
For new models and talent that are not
strictly fashion models (commercial/print), shooting with Daniel is extremely
beneficial. Besides providing help tips and advice during shoots, Daniel
adopts a style of shooting that will help new talent and commercial/print
models.
"I like to call it
CADITORIAL or ADVERTORIAL- meaning it doesn't necessarily look strictly
editorial or catalogue. I feel it is important not limit the image by
categorizing it through my photography. If I am shooting for an
editorial or catalogue look, that is an entirely different situation.
But for the most part, when I am shooting new models or commercial/print
talent, I try and capture images that represent a wide range. That image
can be used for editorial purposes, catalogue purposes, and even commercial
purposes. This makes the talent more marketable by not classifying them
to a specific look or category. When you look at the images, you could
say they could be used for a catalogue casting, or an editorial casting, or
even a commercial casting. It's not limiting in any way."
