30 Captivating Studio Portraits Of Wild Animals Captured By Brad Wilson
Interview With ArtistBrad Wilson, an art history and studio art graduate, discovered his true calling in photography after experimenting with various creative pursuits.
In 2010, he embarked on the "Affinity" series, capturing the essence of exotic animals through his lens, a project that not only showcases his technical capability in lighting and framing but also his ability to draw out the unique expressions of his subjects.
Working with iconic and visually striking animals, Wilson navigates the challenges of photographing creatures ranging from small birds, which are relatively cooperative, to the more willful big cats, seeking those fleeting moments of connection amidst the chaos of the studio.
Today, Wilson resides in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where, between home remodeling projects and outdoor activities, he continues to innovate in his field, with plans to release "Hybrid Life," a series blending traditional and digital photography techniques.
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I really like this photo. Something very beautiful about the angle and lighting used
Took me a second to realize he is merely thinking and not rolling his eyes to the back of his head. Eek.
It looks pleasantly engaging instead of the 'don't f**k with me' look.
I'm getting pooped from upvoting - but this one deserved a comment: one can see his soul.
WOW! This Bob Wilson is a seriously talented photographer! Thank you SO much for sharing his work with us!
The photos are definitely great. But I personally don't like the black backgrounds, it makes them look unnatural, like they were shot in a studio.
I'm just hoping they aren't completely made in Photoshop (the backgrounds), but I would like to se a behind the scenes of the making!
Load More Replies...WOW! This Bob Wilson is a seriously talented photographer! Thank you SO much for sharing his work with us!
The photos are definitely great. But I personally don't like the black backgrounds, it makes them look unnatural, like they were shot in a studio.
I'm just hoping they aren't completely made in Photoshop (the backgrounds), but I would like to se a behind the scenes of the making!
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