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This website showcases portrait photography from Awake Portrait Photography as well as series-driven photography (explorations) from Visual Noises & Cityscape Details. Learn more about what I do below.
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*Journal | Abstractions | Landscape | People | Snapshots | Symbolism
Visual Noises houses all of my experimental fine-art photography & video series. The work I create here explores the unknown and contextualizes patterns —focusing on context and mood to reveal underlying forces at work.
*Journal | Abandoned | Abstractions | Architecture | The City | Neighborhoods | Overviews
Cityscape Details is an extension of my fine-art photography image series. From individual buildings on city streets to cityscapes as seen from above, Cityscape Details represents collections of architectural photography and personal explorations.
*Journal | Promotional Portraits | Senior Portraits | Family Portraits
Awake Portrait Photography focuses on personality environmental exploration over traditional studio photography. I primarily work with artists, musicians, writers, and small business owners to create portraits that are both genuine and slightly surreal at the same time.
Jordan Ewert
Jordan Ewert Photography is an established LLC with over 10 years of experience in multiple photographic outlets. The images you receive when working with me are focused on quality and variety. I’m interested in getting your message framed in an artistic and valuable way that tells a story.
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Drawing kept me focused when I was younger because it allowed me to dream and create simultaneously. I grew up drawing things all the time, aiming for realism as much as possible. It wasn’t until my senior year in high school that I began taking photographs. I found that working with black and white film in the darkroom helped me feel centered as I worked through each process of development. My time spent drawing and developing film in the darkroom gave me time to reflect and understand the power of observation.
In college, I explored Photoshop and digital painting techniques to get back the illustrative quality of hand-rendered drawings. Digital photography gave me the sense of unlimited possibilities I had never had before. To this very day, exploring the world around me with camera in hand is my favorite thing to do. Photography is that special combination of the real and the unreal and it’s my purpose to capture the underlying forces at work in a single frame in the most meaningful way possible.
