Todd Kustman, owner of KenMar, donated three days during his busy season
to teach me photography/lighting principles when I decided that I
couldn't fit the courses into my schedule. I, in tern, offered to shoot
some promotional footage for him to help potential high school seniors
prepare for their senior portrait experience, while also aiming to build
my own professional film portfolio.
I was photographed by Todd Kustman
back in 2008 for my senior photographs and I remember that I was not
fully prepared for all the things I could potentially do during my
photo-shoot. Todd builds a strong relationship with each of his clients
before he photographs them, in this way he not only captures their
appearance but their personality as well. I'm proud to call him a friend
and I was more than happy donating my time in editing in producing for
him.
by Tyler Shadick
2011-09-22
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1 comments:
It's so rewarding to create relationships with those who share the mutual respect for art and those who strive to learn its' language. I'm so happy to have gotten to know so many of my clients that way.
Thank You!
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