Under the Radar

Shoot: Art Pieces for Stephanie Mitchell’s Etsy Shop

Earlier this week I had the chance to shoot Stephanie Mitchell’s paintings for her Etsy Shop: Bonafide Love Doodles. It was my first time shooting inanimate objects for this purpose and I had super short notice to figure out how I was going to do it. I decided on using a single strobe with a 36in softbox pointed up at the ceiling for lighting. All the photos were taken with a 5dmkii and a 85mm f/1.8 lens and shot at f/8 with a 1/125 shutter speed at 100iso. All the photos were cropped, sharpened, and color corrected in Lightroom and posted up. Here are my two favorites that I shot. You should go buy them. Seriously.

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Self tapped expression eternal life (Taken with instagram)
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Self tapped expression eternal life (Taken with instagram)

Photo Adventure: Graffiti & Poison /w Arthur Bueno!

Yesterday I had the pleasure of shooting with Mr. Arthur Bueno around Fresno, Ca. We visited a graffiti pit that serves as a homeless hide out on the North side of town and an old poison processing plant on the West side of town. I had a lot of fun just shooting. It’s something that I really take for granted when most of my time is made up of gigs and preparing for them. It was a great way to relax and spend an afternoon. No exposure info this time folks, except: All were shot on a 5dmkii /w 85mm f/1.8 in natural light. Go check out his way better and rad blog post from our adventure: Here!

tripudios:

Located just outside the small town of Tilting on the eastern end of Fogo Island, Squish Studio sits atop a rocky strip of coastline that could rival Italy’s western coast. The ground beneath the studio is so rocky and uneven that the southern end of the building is raised up by 20 feet to maintain a level floor surface inside.

Designed by Saunders Architecture, Squish Studio provides all its own heating and power. It is equipped with a compost toilet, a small kitchenette, and a wood-burning stove. Power is supplied by stand-alone solar panels, mounted on an adjacent hilltop. At night, the studio, illuminated by the soft glow of its solar-powered lighting, appears as a lantern or a lighthouse placed strategically on a rocky cliff, overlooking the North Atlantic.

Shoot: I manage Stars / Brian Cade and Friends!

Photographs: Morgan Standen, Brian Cade, Stacey Cacal, & Le’Breaun Camera: 5dMkii   Lens: 85mm f/1.8   Exposures: All over the damn place! 1 Light setup: 1 AB1600 /w 64in Umbrella camera right + Gold Reflector camera left. Shot mostly at f/4.5.

Recently I have had the pleasure of working with Nathaniel Levingston from I Manage Stars. Last week we went downtown and shot the whole gang over 4 hours throughout the parking garage. It does seem to be one of my favorite spots the last month. It’s just south of Kern St on Van Ness Ave right across from Brick (great pizza!). Here are some of my favorites from the shoot. Go ahead and click their links and check out their facebook and twitter pages. And just a quick update from me: I’m booked solid for the month of June which is rad, and July & August are filling up quickly. Go ahead and give me a call I’d love to work with you: 559.260.6935. Stay tuned for more steady updates this month, your pumped.

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Shoot: Morgan Standen /w “I Manage Stars”.

Photographs: Morgan Standen Camera: 5dMkii Lens: 85mm f/1.8 Exposures: f/10 @ 1/100 (1 AB1600 @ 1/1 /w 64in Umbrella) and f/2.5 @ 1/1000

Recently I have had the pleasure of working with Nathaniel Levingston from I Manage Stars. Last Tuesday we went downtown and shot Miss Morgan Standen (Morgan Nicole) on top of a parking garage with some nice rides. Here are some of my favorites from the shoot. Go ahead and click their links and check out their facebooks.

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                                                         Photograph: ”Isolation” Camera: SX70                                                     Film: PX70    Exposure: Dial set to Neutral.
Our theme this week was “Perfect!”.
This week I posted a shot featuring Bob Pero. Being isolated in thought in an urban environment can really play mind tricks with you. I always second guess whats truly in the shadows.

                                                         Photograph: ”Isolation” Camera: SX70
                                                     Film:
 PX70    Exposure: Dial set to Neutral.

Our theme this week was “Perfect!”.

This week I posted a shot featuring Bob Pero. Being isolated in thought in an urban environment can really play mind tricks with you. I always second guess whats truly in the shadows.

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