THE ARTIST:
Cynthia McIntyre
___________________
Photographic Artist,
Cynthia McIntyre creates
portraits destined to become
cherished treasures that live in
your heart along with the people,
places and times they represent.
Her goal is to create portraits in
natural settings that reflect your
personality, attitude and inner
spirit. Her clients seek her out
because of her attention to detail
and determination in creating an
original, unique portrait that is
truly extraordinary! Photography
is her passion.
She works only on location and
will come to your home, or
location of your choice to
photograph families, couples,
maternity, babies, children, High
School Seniors, and individuals.
She accepts only a limited
number of clients per year to
ensure that adequate time can be
devoted to each and every client
and therefore ensure that her
high standards are consistently
attained for each client.
To discuss her availability, please
contact her via one of the
methods listed below:
Cynthia McIntyre Photography
phone 203-364-1592
email:
Cindy@CynthiaMcIntyre.com
Cynthia McIntyre
___________________
Photographic Artist,
Cynthia McIntyre creates
portraits destined to become
cherished treasures that live in
your heart along with the people,
places and times they represent.
Her goal is to create portraits in
natural settings that reflect your
personality, attitude and inner
spirit. Her clients seek her out
because of her attention to detail
and determination in creating an
original, unique portrait that is
truly extraordinary! Photography
is her passion.
She works only on location and
will come to your home, or
location of your choice to
photograph families, couples,
maternity, babies, children, High
School Seniors, and individuals.
She accepts only a limited
number of clients per year to
ensure that adequate time can be
devoted to each and every client
and therefore ensure that her
high standards are consistently
attained for each client.
To discuss her availability, please
contact her via one of the
methods listed below:
Cynthia McIntyre Photography
phone 203-364-1592
email:
Cindy@CynthiaMcIntyre.com
Clothing Selection for an
Individual Portrait
Individual Portrait
Location Portrait Photography of Pets and People
Proper clothing allows the face to dominate the
portrait, with all other elements being viewed as
complimentary. When seated before a medium
or dark background, colors that photograph best
are medium to dark tones of green, brown, rust,
wine or blue. Darker shades are more slimming.
Against a medium or dark background, avoid
wearing light color that approximate flash tones
such as beige, tan, peach, pink, white and yellow.
These colors not only dominate the portrait and
overpower the face but draw color from the face
and make the face appear unusually pale.
Bar shoulders or tops with "spaghetti straps"
often make the subject look heavier and distract
from the face. Bright colors such as red, orange
or pink can overwhelm the face. Designs and
bold prints should be avoided. Stripes, plaids,
checks and bold prints draw the eye away from
the face and do not photograph well.
Long sleeves are best for men, women, and High
School students. Long sleeve keep the eye from
being drawn to the flesh of the arms.
Informal portraits invite more variety in clothing,
color and style over formal portraits. Girls can
wear their favorite sports outfit, dress, prom
formal, shorts and jeans. Wear the colors your
enjoy provided they are color coordinated and
bear no large logos or prints, stripes or plaids.
Boys can wear jeans, casual or sports outfit, and
jackets. Clothing changes are encouraged by
Cynthia McIntyre to ensure that you will have lots
of different looks to choose from in your post
session viewing.
portrait, with all other elements being viewed as
complimentary. When seated before a medium
or dark background, colors that photograph best
are medium to dark tones of green, brown, rust,
wine or blue. Darker shades are more slimming.
Against a medium or dark background, avoid
wearing light color that approximate flash tones
such as beige, tan, peach, pink, white and yellow.
These colors not only dominate the portrait and
overpower the face but draw color from the face
and make the face appear unusually pale.
Bar shoulders or tops with "spaghetti straps"
often make the subject look heavier and distract
from the face. Bright colors such as red, orange
or pink can overwhelm the face. Designs and
bold prints should be avoided. Stripes, plaids,
checks and bold prints draw the eye away from
the face and do not photograph well.
Long sleeves are best for men, women, and High
School students. Long sleeve keep the eye from
being drawn to the flesh of the arms.
Informal portraits invite more variety in clothing,
color and style over formal portraits. Girls can
wear their favorite sports outfit, dress, prom
formal, shorts and jeans. Wear the colors your
enjoy provided they are color coordinated and
bear no large logos or prints, stripes or plaids.
Boys can wear jeans, casual or sports outfit, and
jackets. Clothing changes are encouraged by
Cynthia McIntyre to ensure that you will have lots
of different looks to choose from in your post
session viewing.