Showing posts with label portrait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portrait. Show all posts

Friday, October 20, 2017

a walk in Jaffa, black and white





jaffa, photo walk, wide angle, available light, black and white, portrait, street portraits 

Wednesday, October 11, 2017

Portraits of Robert Scheer, Author

Visited an old friend in The german city of Tuebingen, where there's a long tradition of Writers, poets and philosopher

The portraits came about, wondering the small town, enjoying the old architecture and quiet streets.
some ideas came for the next book, stories, images

photography is story telling in images
All shots
©Ami Siano 2017
shot on the streets of Tuebingen and in Rober's home





portrait, portrait photography, artist, writer, street photography, street studio, daylight, natural light, robert scheer

Tuesday, March 7, 2017

the old city mysteries

a photowalk through the old town of Jerusalem, encountering the people who work,live and pray there.
jerusalem by Ami Siano on 500px.com



jerusalem by Ami Siano on 500px.com


jerusalem by Ami Siano on 500px.com

more images here

Friday, July 8, 2016

portraits

Portraits have always been a very important part of my work.
Portraits are about people (usually) and about connecting.
I try to photograph people that are intriguing to me, that I can have an interesting conversation and interaction with.










Sunday, August 2, 2015

working men portrait

I like these portraits, because they were made on assignment, and still, it was a great opportunity to show real people, working, in real working environment. I think it somehow signifies my shift from working with models and extras to real people, adding a lot of realism and even some documentary layers to my work.











Tuesday, April 1, 2014

website redesign



more modern, sleek, clear design
while retaining some of the aspects of the previous 
website structure.
I especially like the "personal" section. some projects I've worked on in the past
couple of years are nicely shown.

it's supposed to work smoothly on any device or computer, reacting to size and resolution.

enjoy !