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Archive for June, 2009
au naturale…well, almost
Amy holds the hard side to fill the front for me
Don't try this at home...amy has actually patented this tilting feathered light move
sometimes you travel a long way ( 2,000 miles) with a lot of equipment (6 cases) and all you really need is a bit of bounce from my favorite reflector, the California Sun Bounce. This is not your father’s oval, how in the hell can you get this light on the subject reflector. This thing is TIGHT and simple to set up. Enough about the bounce, the light was killer for our PGA Magazine golf instruction set ups. We shot 6 different instructors, which will hold them over for 6 more months before we tackle the next ones.
oh, a special shout out to the iphone photographer/writer don jozwiak for the stellar imagery he has provided to us. the check is in the mail don…
where the deer and the antelope play
indian paintbrush fill the foreground with pikes peak in the background full of snow
a mule deer buck browses the fresh greens on hole number 11
it’s 5:30am, 40 degrees and my breath is fogging up the viewfinder. just another beautiful day on the front range of the rocky mountains in colorado. i’m shooting at the Colorado Golf Club for the PGA of America’s Senior Championships advertising campaign.
the course is in perfect shape which certainly makes the job much easier!
puppy love
We have a new little fella at the studio! Amy adopted Piper from the Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League in West Palm & now she’s lucky enough to call the studio her new home away from home
30,000 feet plugged in and wireless…
as i sit in 2c on Delta flight 1907 to Denver for a 7 day golf course location shoot i am plugged into power with my regular power cord and posting this via my Gogo wireless connection. its official, i will now feel guilty kicking back and reading a book while flying. Well, maybe not
sunny afternoon in florida for Mastercard shoot…priceless
who needs the sun with HMI's like these at your disposal
1st assistant Simon sporting his kilt look alike shorts with montana on the big glass in the background
the sound of silence...the photo blimp at work
Always a class act, Gary Player thanks the crew for all of the hard work.
amazingly enough the weather held all day long for our Mastercard Priceless shoot for McCann Erickson and Octagon. here are a few bts glimpses into the day.
