Sean Capers Photo: portraits

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Beach photo shoot

I wanted to do something a little different with this photoshoot.

The beach is the perfect place to get out of your comfort zone.

New years day fashion in NYC

A few photos in china town NY on new years day 2020

Fashion, family, 5dm4, 85mm, photographers, vans, hm, zara, rebecca minkoff, H&M, kids, photoshoot, portraits, street, streetwear, stylish,

Zara Coat, Zara Boots, and Rebecca Minkoff bag

I'm looking for models for test and tfp

Calling all aspiring models in the New York/ New Jersey area. I am in the midst of rebuilding my portfolio for the new year, and I would love to work with some new faces. The shoots will be a for testing and time for prints. Anyone that is interested my contact info is

ph# (646) 258-1493
intsagram: sean_capers
facebook: Sean Capers

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Practice Practice Practice

I know you seen the title. Practice! Practice so much that you can't stand to look at your camera, and than do it some more.

The right tulle for the job

The next couple of photos were elivated by a few peices of tulle.

Tulle can be such a versatile weapon in your arsenal of photography tools.

Fashion, dresses, tulle,models, one light, portraits, softlighter, 5dm4, 85mm, photo tips, photos, portrait, creativity, clothes,

Get out there, shoot!

Hi everyone, I have just a word of advice today. Go out and shoot. I mean really go out and find that meaningful image. Find the image that you just have to take, and the one that gets your heart pumping.

portraits, photography, street, stylish, models,

Fall Family Portraits

Good day everyone, as you can see I'm back at my favorite park for some fall family portraits.
I have placed my setting under each photo just to give an idea of how I got the shots. let me know what you think of the photos :)

5D mark IV, 85mm, 1/160s, ISO 100, f/2.8, remote triggered from iPhone 7plus

Autumn photos, closer than you think

Hey! How is everyone doing? I hope all is well. I have a little story to tell about seeing what you have in front of you before you journey elsewhere.