In November, I was hired to create the promo and cut scenes for the computer game Unstoppable Gorg. The game was released this week to great reviews – available on the Ipad/iphone and on your Mac/PC. The brief for the contract was to find and cast models and create a very vintage 1950s science fiction… Read More
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Tuesday, January 31st, 2012 Tags: 1950s, ap, arielle, B movie, captain adam, evil gorg, game, ipad, iphone, leader, mac, pc, promo images, sci fi, sunbots, tower defense, unstoppable gorg, vintage
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I’ve just started to go through this session, for fashion designer Basia Malinowska. How can you not love anything shot in New York City, especially with a beautiful model in Summer linen?
Monday, September 26th, 2011 Tags: basia malinowska, dress, fashion, linen, model, new york city, tribeca, urban, white
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In a small rocky jut of land, equidistant from the skyscrapers of Surfers Paradise and the moderate buildings of Currumbin, lies a little piece of paradise. We brought the lovely Magda out for an ethereal sunset shoot in the cool Australian Winter. Of course, variety is always the aim for me – how can I… Read More
Saturday, July 9th, 2011 Tags: alien bees, beach, beauty dish, blonde, currumbin, elephant rock, model, pocket wizards, shoot, strobes, sunset, surfers paradise, white dress
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I am not usually given the opportunity to photograph animals – but when asked by fellow Australian photographer Ainslie Bernoth of Wild Spirit Studio, I jumped at the opportunity! The owner of the Arabian horse stud farm had a gorgeous English riding habit that I simply could not wait to photograph in the later hours… Read More
Saturday, July 9th, 2011 Tags: alien bees, arabian, australia, backlighting, beauty dish, brisbane, farm, horse, ipswich, off camera flash, pocket wizards, shani, strobe, stud, sunset, westcott apollo
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Those versed in American history will be familiar with President Roosevelt’s New Deal programs in the 1930s. They were American’s responses to the Great Depression and focused on what historians call the “3 Rs”: relief, recovery and reform. Relief for the unemployed and poor; Recovery of the economy to normal levels; and Reform of the… Read More
Sunday, December 19th, 2010 Tags: Autumn, bebe dress, body builder, fitness trainer, jimmy choo shoes, missouri river, ruins, st. louis, staircase
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There is a reason the national flag of Finland is blue and white – and never is that more evident than along the Baltic coastline. Here, model Heidi Moijanen is wearing a 60 year old Japanese wedding kimono (shiromoku) at a stretch of beach outside of Helsinki. Hair and makeup was done by Cemille Nismetdin… Read More
Saturday, December 11th, 2010 Tags: baltic sea, cemille nismetdin, fashion, heidi moijanen, Helsinki, kimono, Lauttasaari, model, Snow, vintage, Winter
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This was an inspiring session in the outskirts of St. Louis. Our model is wearing a dress her grandmother wore to the prom in 1951 and make up/hair artist Marla Lebish recreated the look and feel of the era perfectly. Logistician extraoardinaire and fellow photographer Robin Orvis even managed to find a sweetly restored 1951… Read More
Saturday, November 27th, 2010 Tags: 1951, backlight, cat, chevy deluxe, fashion shoot, grace kelly, horse, Marla Lebish, prom dress, Robin Orvis, st. louis, vintage
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I have to admit a great love for the fun of steampunk. And I am really excited to share a first image from a session done in St. Louis with steampunk artist Joshua Hart.
Tuesday, November 2nd, 2010 Tags: baron, geled, joshua hart, PIIs, pocket wizards, speedlights, steampunk, train, victorian
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I once again have the pleasure of having an article in the very upscale photography magazine Design Aglow. I’ll be in issue 11. My article is on location scouting and includes information on what makes a good shoot location, obtaining permissions and permits, and creating a field journal that becomes a one-touch reference when choosing… Read More
Saturday, October 23rd, 2010 Tags: andrea joki, Article, Design Aglow, issue 11, joki, location scouting, magazine
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