Posted in Action!, tagged Chris Walla, Dona, goodbye, Sing Again, Todd on January 29, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I thought I’d start out this blogging thing with a bang! Roll me into the 21st century and be kind to me because this is my first blog ever! I don’t even know if that is the correct terminology? (Gary just corrected me that it is my first post, not blog)
First and foremost, I want [...]
Posted in studio, tagged design, epoxy, facelift, floors, studio, upgrade on January 24, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Well, after the 2nd attempt we finally got it right. Check out the photos below, they don’t quite do the floors justice though. They’re so shiny and bright!! Next step for the studio upgrade is the door and a new coffee table, stay tuned. Seoane should have it finished for us by this Friday. The [...]
Posted in Shows, tagged Gregory Crewdson, India, kama sutra, Michael Cogliantry, photography, Portland, show on January 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I received an email recently from a photo rep agency named Cake Factory. It was a newsletter about one of their photographers named Michael Cogliantry. He’s having an opening for his show “Two Thousand Kilometers in Two Weeks” on January 31st here in Portland at Rererato. It’s a series of self-portraits he took while traveling [...]
Posted in News, tagged acquistion, Corbis, for sale, Getty, images, PhotoDisc, photography, Seattle, stock on January 22, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Almost a decade ago I worked in the tech support/customer service department for a small online stock photo agency named Photodisc. It was a privately owned creative company located in Seattle Washington specializing in stock photos that were high-end yet royalty-free. Soon after starting there, we were acquired by a larger ‘umbrella’ company called Getty [...]
Posted in Experimental, tagged HDRI, oregon, Portland on January 21, 2008 | 1 Comment »
High Dynamic Range Imaging, I stumbled on this technique late last week on a random blog site. After looking at the stunning images and it all instantly clicked. Images I’ve seen in sports ads, fashion magazines, and even some recent movies all have used this technique to some degree. What high dynamic range imaging [...]
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged american gladitor, milwaukie, monica carlson, nemo design, oregon on January 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Life is a tangled web. A few years ago I had a shoot for Merrel shoes and had the pleasure of shooting with Portland Blazer cheerleader Moinca Carlson. She was kick ass and tons of fun to shoot. I saw her not so long ago at my sons school where she was dropping off her [...]
Posted in News, tagged epoxy floor, nemo design, nemo prodcutions, photo, studio, Trevor Graves on January 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The studio is getting along with its Patrick Swaize facelift. I just got back from the CES show in Las Vegas and saw a billboard with Carrot Top. Carrot Top has a better (or worse) face lift than Patrick. Yikes.
The sanders are out in full force preping the studio floor for it’s new and shinny [...]
Posted in Action! on January 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Little behind I know, but thought I’d post some shots I took while up in AK with Think Thank. Only day I really got to shoot, rest of our film nights were busts and had family stuff the rest of the time. Blah blah blah… Anyways, enjoy!
Gus Engle – 5-0 Thorugh the dinger at the [...]
Posted in Action!, Inspiration, Uncategorized, tagged art brewer, elephant, India, nemo design, Nemo Productions, surf on January 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
For the holidays I had the pleasure of recieving an original print from Art Brewer legendary surf photog! I am a hard guy to buy for but I have to hand it to my wife for getting me something I would appreciate.
I love this shot for a few reasons:
1. The composisiton has alot of [...]
Posted in Experimental, Inspiration, Uncategorized, tagged art, jet, nemo design, nemo production, Nick Veasey, skeleton, x ray on January 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The lines between traditional photography and digital illustrations are being blurred. The work of Nick Veasey isn’t new but i stubbled upon it in the latest newletter from LeBook. The work is scientific and at the same time beautiful. the art work can only be created in the modern world.
777 JET IN HANGAR
You don’t just [...]
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