Thursday, March 11, 2010

Celebrate Twenty Years of Lorei Portraits


Come celebrate our Twentieth Anniversary. Lorei Portraits (Paul Lorei Photography) cordially invites you to an open house and adult reception. See stunning new photographic art. Enter our drawing for a custom portrait or limited edition giclee art print. Gifts, refreshments and more.

Please contact Sherri either by email at Sherri@lorei.com or by phone 814.868.0888.

Dates of reception:
  • Friday, March 19, 2010 6-9 PM (adult reception)
  • Saturday, March 20, 2010 6-9 PM (adult reception)

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Visual Excellence



In putting together my photography class (that starts this Monday) I found myself in need of a break. My wife and daughters were in the den watching Pride and Prejudice, the Keira Knightley version. So, I sat down and dutifully watched this extraordinary "chick flick." Even though I had seen it several times before it is enormously impressive. Every scene, every frame is magnificent. The lighting, the framing, the posing, the camera angles are a visual feast. Watch this film as a photographer, you can learn so much. Every visual artist can learn from this. Enjoy.

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Nashville & Imaging USA & Photo Tips


Gretchen just returned from Imaging USA, the Professional Photographers of America convention. Every year I come back excited and on fire after seeing so many amazing photographs, hearing some extraordinary speakers and strolling the aisles of one impressive tradeshow.

Some 7,000 professional photographers from around the country (and the world) descended on Nashville for this visual and inspirational feast. They held the event at the Gaylord Opryland Convention Center complete with its lush, tropical atriumed world full of waterfalls and walkways, cafes and foliage. This image gives a very small glimpse into that enchanted world.


My plan for this year, one of many, is to offer my readers weekly updates, tips on creating better images. And, if you haven't seen our website in a while, head over to http://www.lorei.com/ , the galleries are fun to stroll through.