by lizzymjo | Mar 9, 2016 | Blog, Fine Art, Photography, Portfolio
When taking pictures of the vehicles they used in the 1940s, I definitely wanted to take a different approach by focusing on the details rather than taking a picture of the whole airplane or car. This really helps you see more of the airplane or car that normally gets...
by lizzymjo | Mar 9, 2016 | Blog, Fine Art, Photography
War accessories for the 1940s were everywhere. World War II was so embedded in the culture of that time, and it integrated itself into daily life. I wanted to focus on the buttons and insignia’s on the uniform, and adding a human element by incorporating the...
by lizzymjo | Mar 9, 2016 | Blog, Photography, Portraits
When I was taking these photos, I definitely played with the man-off-to-war trope, but it just fits in so well with the 1940s. It’s just so timeless and romantic! I couldn’t help myself. Shout out to all the models that hadn’t met each other before...
by lizzymjo | Mar 9, 2016 | Blog, Photography, Portraits
1940s fashion is so classic, and it just amplifies a persons attractiveness–and these ladies were no exception. They were all so cheerful and willing to do anything, which was really helpful to me as a photographer. They definitely worked those authentic 1940s...
by lizzymjo | Mar 9, 2016 | Blog, Photography, Portfolio, Portraits
I don’t know about you, but there is a certain something about a man in authentic 1940’s war uniforms that just increases his attractiveness. This shoot was probably one of the most fun I’ve ever had doing portraits, and after doing this, I can...
by lizzymjo | Mar 2, 2016 | Blog, Commercial, Photography, Portfolio
I was lucky enough to be able to go to the LIFT Restaurant in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and take photographs of all of the different kinds of food they have on their menu. This food was fresh when we took the photographs, and as a bonus, we were able to eat all of it...
