Well , it’s been a few days since I posted , mainly because I hadn’t been out shooting in the past week which was due to a combination of things . 

1. The baseball playoffs ( which is over for my team ) 

2. I have stopped reaching out to people to shoot , ( I feel if I am asking then it’s a free shoot , if they come to me then I can charge . Unfortunately, most people just want free shots for Instagram , so I’m looking for a new audience as well ) 

3. Started working on 2 magazine projects ( 1 alone and the other with a partner ) 

4. Ummm I don’t think there is a 4 .

So on to the latest shoot . Well if you have been following me , you may have noticed that I have been leaning toward more dancer / artist type shoots and so this recent shoot continues that trend as I’m hoping to steer m photography into that direction . 

 The shoot I did was with Cassie , she has been here more then once . We did a shoot in Brooklyn as well as her being involved in the light painting photography , one of our models . This time we decided to go with liberty state park which saved us both a trip into NYC . The unfortunate thing is that , well it started to rain and we had to wrap it up not long after we started . 

Cassie is a ballet dancer and teaches dance as well .

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Written by steveedreff

Steve Edreff is a photographer who is currently located in New Jersey and normally works out of New York City. Currently Steve has holds New York City Media pass as well as being a contributor to Getty Images and Istock. With the media pass Steve has been a photographer on hand for most parades and media events throughout NYC. The his preference is doing photoshoots with different style dancers , he also has photoed at New York Cities fashion week , photoshoots with Mrs. New Jersey, New York, Vermont , and Pennsylvania. Along with the photography , he has created an independent magazine "Street Views" that includes dancers and traditional style photography.

One comment

  1. Like the new locations. Enjoyed the train. Does Cassie have comments about the difference between dancing in the studio/stage vs. outdoors?

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