Another photographer recently posted a photo of her from the late ‘90s. Then he posted another photo of her taken four years later. This photo was made about five years after that. She looks the same in all three. I joked that she must be immortal. I’m not sure that’s really a joke anymore. On another note, hoodies are hawt! @samsanchezphoto
I honestly don’t remember her name. I met her in a bar. Now, before you start thinking ill of me again, this was a meet-up for web content producers. She was there to promote her modeling services. I was with a group of friends when she was introduced to us. Somehow she suggested we do an impromptu shoot and suddenly Belinda (friend and fellow photographer) and I were getting our cameras. She did her posing routine on a chaise and on the stairs. I thought it was a little weird. Later on, I found out Belinda thought it was weird too but we both just went with it. I didn’t produce anything of note. This is the best of that “shoot”. @samsanchezphoto
Hoodies are hawt. @samsanchezphoto
I was recently reminded about this series in the attic. I added some grain for that ’70s printed look. Her face melts me every time. I’m glad I was able to capture it. It may be time to photograph her again. @samsanchezphoto
Sheila is an artist, mother, and wife. An accomplished woman with many qualities. She is not a model but she could be. She photographs so well. I shot this at a gallery show she was hosting for another artist. It’s one of two photos I made of her. The other photo shows off her height and the awesome heels she wore that day. This one show off her beautiful face. She declined my invitation to shoot at that time but the offer is always good if she’s interested. @samsanchezphoto
This photo will be part of an upcoming pictorial. I normally don’t shoot in even light but this particular set made it difficult to shoot any other way. Brawdie makes the photo regardless. @samsanchezphoto