Woman of the Woods - Crouching (B&W): I really struggled with this portrait series, as Elsa is much more at home in the woods than in front of the camera. I decided to embrace that aspect, and re-edited these to be monochrome to highlight that rugged quality.
Woman of the Woods - Crouching (B&W): I really struggled with this portrait series, as Elsa is much more at home in the woods than in front of the camera. I decided to embrace that aspect, and re-edited these to be monochrome to highlight that rugged quality.
Crouching in the Wood
Crouching in the Wood
Woodland Smiles
Woodland Smiles
Woman of the Woods - Elsa (B&W): I really struggled with this portrait series, as Elsa is much more at home in the woods than in front of the camera. I decided to embrace that aspect, and re-edited these to be monochrome to highlight that rugged quality.
Woman of the Woods - Elsa (B&W): I really struggled with this portrait series, as Elsa is much more at home in the woods than in front of the camera. I decided to embrace that aspect, and re-edited these to be monochrome to highlight that rugged quality.
Elsa At Home in the Woods
Elsa At Home in the Woods
Woman of the Woods - Smiling (B&W): I really struggled with this portrait series, as Elsa is much more at home in the woods than in front of the camera. I decided to embrace that aspect, and re-edited these to be monochrome to highlight that rugged quality.
Woman of the Woods - Smiling (B&W): I really struggled with this portrait series, as Elsa is much more at home in the woods than in front of the camera. I decided to embrace that aspect, and re-edited these to be monochrome to highlight that rugged quality.
Woman of the Woods - Smiling: I really struggled with this portrait series, as Elsa is much more at home in the woods than in front of the camera. I decided to embrace that aspect, and re-edited these to be monochrome to highlight that rugged quality. A couple of them I was happy with the color version as well.
Woman of the Woods - Smiling: I really struggled with this portrait series, as Elsa is much more at home in the woods than in front of the camera. I decided to embrace that aspect, and re-edited these to be monochrome to highlight that rugged quality. A couple of them I was happy with the color version as well.

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