"The nail that sticks out the farthest gets pounded
the hardest" ---Japanese Proverb
Thursday, November 12, 2009
"Photography for a lifetime"
"The nail that sticks out the farthest gets pounded
the hardest" ---Japanese Proverb
Tuesday, November 03, 2009
Contact: 310-913-0166
My photo sessions are relaxed, professional and individualized. We will speak and meet before our session to determine a direction that’s right for you. During the shoot we will explore and capture organic and real emotions. Photographs for a lifetime.
Saturday, October 03, 2009
Quad Cities and Nashville Photographer
Scott Klarkowski Photography : Los Angeles Photographer, Nashville Photographer, Quad Cities Photographer, Moline Photographer , Rock Island Photographer, Davenport Photographer, Bettendorf, Services include: Wedding, Commercial, Family, Children, Product, Fashion, Architecture, Fine Art, Head shots, Music and Portrait Photography.
Click here to go to the Scott Klarkowski Photography Website
Quad Cities Photography, Moline Photography, Davenport Photography, Rock Island Photography, Bettendorf Photography.
Click here to go to the Scott Klarkowski Photography Website
Quad Cities Photography, Moline Photography, Davenport Photography, Rock Island Photography, Bettendorf Photography.
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
About Scott Klarkowski
"Attention to details and the moment"
"You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination's out of focus" Mark Twain I grew up (in a small town in Illinois) listening to A.M radio and longing for the big city (Chicago). I remember when WLS radio would play a new song, I felt it was written and sung just for me. I related to and let those moments effect me profoundly. Realizing that in any moment thoughts could result in creativity, emotions and imagination can run free, and that vision can be captured.
"The concentration of the actor is what lures the concentration of the audience." Maria Aitken
My 10 years of acting and training has given me the insight and vision of what defines a character. Techniques learned from Elaine May, Stanislavsky, Michael Shurtleff, Maria Aitken, Keith Johnstone, Del Close and Viola Spolin have become 2nd nature in "reacting" to the moment, character and script. In the moment of reaction, the organic character is born, the opportunity to capture it is now. This is the moment we work for in a photo shoot. This is why I love photography.
"What makes us laugh is the playing of one emotion immediately and unexpectedly against another." Michael Shurtleff
Photographs are an invitation, dance and stimulation of the heart and brain. As a Photographer it’s important to understand, create, and plan what's needed with each type of shoot i.e. portraits, glamour, weddings, product, family, editorial, music etc.
"You cannot see anything that you do not first contemplate as a reality." -- Ramtha
My photo sessions are relaxed, professional and individualized. We will speak and meet before our session to determine a direction that’s right for you. I approach each shot like a casting director. “The actor prepares", however we are in the business of reacting. During the shoot we will explore and capture the organic emotions that will separate you from the rest. Marketability is an undertone of my process.
I learned Photography through trial and error. Self challenge and hard work. Once I had a grasp of the f-16 rule I started taking classes at Julia Dean in Venice.
"Photography is my passion"
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"You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination's out of focus" Mark Twain I grew up (in a small town in Illinois) listening to A.M radio and longing for the big city (Chicago). I remember when WLS radio would play a new song, I felt it was written and sung just for me. I related to and let those moments effect me profoundly. Realizing that in any moment thoughts could result in creativity, emotions and imagination can run free, and that vision can be captured.
"The concentration of the actor is what lures the concentration of the audience." Maria Aitken
My 10 years of acting and training has given me the insight and vision of what defines a character. Techniques learned from Elaine May, Stanislavsky, Michael Shurtleff, Maria Aitken, Keith Johnstone, Del Close and Viola Spolin have become 2nd nature in "reacting" to the moment, character and script. In the moment of reaction, the organic character is born, the opportunity to capture it is now. This is the moment we work for in a photo shoot. This is why I love photography.
"What makes us laugh is the playing of one emotion immediately and unexpectedly against another." Michael Shurtleff
Photographs are an invitation, dance and stimulation of the heart and brain. As a Photographer it’s important to understand, create, and plan what's needed with each type of shoot i.e. portraits, glamour, weddings, product, family, editorial, music etc.
"You cannot see anything that you do not first contemplate as a reality." -- Ramtha
My photo sessions are relaxed, professional and individualized. We will speak and meet before our session to determine a direction that’s right for you. I approach each shot like a casting director. “The actor prepares", however we are in the business of reacting. During the shoot we will explore and capture the organic emotions that will separate you from the rest. Marketability is an undertone of my process.
I learned Photography through trial and error. Self challenge and hard work. Once I had a grasp of the f-16 rule I started taking classes at Julia Dean in Venice.
"Photography is my passion"
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