Author Archives: Robert DiTommaso

New Wall Art in the Studio

We received a very large shipment of Canvas Gallery Wraps today.  I have been planning for several new displays around the studio to highlight various ways to display multiple images.  When the holiday rush subsided I was able to spend a couple of days designing some new looks. Often times clients are interested in displaying… Continue Reading

Denmark’s finest race car

It is Auto Show week here in Detroit.  Cobo Hall is hosting the 24th Annual North American International Auto Show.  So I thought it would be a fitting tribute to photograph the pride of Denmark’s Automotive heritage. Lego has always been one of my favorite toys and in this macro shot of my Lego Formula… Continue Reading

Meet Roadkill

Todays photo is a little blast from my past that I still find very amusing.  Back when I was in elementary school my little sister received this stuffed animal for her birthday.  We quickly realized that if you tossed it in the air, it consistently came down looking like it had been hit by a… Continue Reading

Calling all babies

Juliann has been knitting up a storm lately.  She is amassing a varied collection of knit caps for use in Newborn Portrait sessions. A few weeks ago while perusing a newborn posing guide we saw many knit caps and blankets.  This has inspired Juliann to break out her needles and she has quickly amassed quite… Continue Reading

Stop and take a moment

My mom came by today to drop off a book.  She had just been at her hair salon getting the full treatment.  While she and Juliann (my wife) chatted about one thing and another I quickly set up my studio lights.  As mom was headed for the door I announced that she was to be… Continue Reading

New Backdrop

Went shopping yesterday and picked up a new backdrop.  It is a tie-dye velourish thing.  Possibly an acquired taste, but I like it. For this shot I used one light to camera left with no reflector.  I wanted to draw attention to the face and let the back of Nick’s head go into darkness. Continue Reading

Winter Sunset

A Winter Sunset feels cold just to look at it.  The bare trees and the clear sky tell all of us that live in Northern climates that the cold weather is here.  I shot this hand held from my front porch.  I wasn’t prepared to bundle up and face the cold for a prolonged period… Continue Reading