David Scille Photography

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Transforming Portraits into Art: Exploring the Magic of Photoshop Extension

Engaged in a creative endeavor, I found myself experimenting with a novel extension in Photoshop that possesses the remarkable ability to elevate ordinary portraits into captivating works of art. This revelation occurred while I was engrossed in a tutorial by the Photoshop expert, Unmesh Dinda of PIXIMPERFECT, who recommended giving the filter a try. This […]

Captivating Urban Charm: Taormina and Bath in Monochrome

During my recent holiday escapades, I discovered the magic of black and white photography in two remarkable cities—Taormina and Bath. Here are some captivating cityscape artworks that I captured, showcasing the timeless allure of these destinations.

The beauty of Black and White Portraits part two

I’ve been watching YouTube videos lately. Unmesh Dinda of PIXIMPERFECT and Mark McGee have been instrumental in giving me the knowledge and the technique to create better Black and white images. So check them out on YouTube.

A Gorgeous Portrait of Nicole

This was her first time having a photo shoot. She sat there nervously waiting for me to show her the first pose; or was that me who was nervous? As I settled down I talked to her and guided her throughout the session, making it a joyful experience for both myself, my assistant and her. […]

Beautiful Portraits

Beautiful weather today so rather than confine myself to my small studio. I been going doing some shoots in my garden and outside the front door. The light from the afternoon sun was harsh, so I used a diffuser to soften the light to create this beautiful image.

Finding the light 2

A behind the scenes look at how I achieved these photos. The beauty has many layers of diffusion because the strobe would be to bright on the model, it’s also feathered away from the model, so that I get that beautiful soft light from the edge of the beauty dish and also not get any […]

Finding the light

After hours of practicing with one strobe and a v flat. I did this self portrait. I love the beautiful soft light but I know that with more practice, I’ll be able to achieve more detail in the shadows.