Last spring, before flying out to Bangkok for my Southeast Asia trip, I spent a day in Philadelphia with my brother. We met up with his friend, Suzanne Tenuto, a photographer. She asked for our help testing out her new remote flash, because she often shoots weddings and the daytime sun can be challenging.
So we met on the prominent steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, I held the remote flash and Suzanne started firing away at my brother. Near the end, she took some photos of me, many which are shown below. That’s when Suzanne attached her fixed 16mm fisheye lens and we had some fun experimenting.
Check out Suzanne’s professional site suzannetenuto.com/ and see more of her photography on her blog: suzannetenutoblog.com/. She mostly does portraiture and weddings in the Philadelphia area, but also does some travel photography (which I really love for obvious reasons).
