Friday, February 10, 2012 at 09:00PM I love when clients allow me to travel, even if it is a place I've been too plenty of times before: New York.
Here are a few shots from my session with Diana, whose Tatar facial features are so unique that anything other than natural light would have been a disservice.
More to follow...
Wednesday, November 30, 2011 at 12:39AM We're back with Lindsey, partly because I lost a lot of images in a hard drive crash, partly because she's that awesome.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011 at 07:50PM In an effort to get back into creative motion projects, I am filming my first solo short film in a couple of weeks as a collaboration with a fashion designer, hair and makeup artist and an interior decorator. It's going to be pretty "Epic."
You'll see it here first. . .
Rodinis
Thursday, June 23, 2011 at 11:41PM A new client I met at a fashion mixer last month booked me for some work on the beach. I'm quite pleased with how the good ones came out. Yes, there were 60% bad ones. Well, 60% lost to (slightly) missed focus.
I went into this shoot wanting to do three things: shoot with a Zeiss (manual focus only) lens wide-open, shoot with the sunset on her back, and fill with a really powerful light.
Manual focus proved quite difficult when you've got sweat filling your eyes, a pentaprism screen that isn't made for manual focusing and a healing broken leg wanting to be soaked in ocean water instead of being subjected to strange positions not known since before the fracture. But nevermind all the challenges, we had a blast creating some different images while entertaining the locals' requests for iPhone pictures with "a famous model." Haha. Yeah.
But all in all, we had a blast. Including my friendly photo assistant, Samantha.
Friday, August 28, 2009 at 01:35PM