“Keep your feet on the ground and your thoughts at lofty heights.” -Peace Pilgram
The concept for this series has its foundations in my early photography in high school. To start off a roll of film, we would photograph our feet as to be able to tell who’s roll it belonged to if we did [...]
The World Beneath My Feet
Drip Drop
Since both photographers were gone from the studio for the rest of the week, Nick assigned Chris and I the job of producing two portfolio worthy images by Monday; a bit of a homework assignment you could call it. He even said we could not come in one day so that we could go out [...]
Moo Goes The Cow
On Friday, we continued the Bayer project by driving to Lawrence, Kansas, to photograph some cows running around.
And truly, the photo gods (or maybe it was the photo asst gods) were with us because it was a perfect cloudy day. Why was I so happy it was cloudy? Because we needed to photograph the cows [...]
How Often Can You Put…
How often can you put pigs, Krizz Kaliko, and a funeral home all in the same day? Not often but today, I managed it.
This morning, myself and two of the other interns, Lisa Hampton and Desiree Riley, helped out with the pre-light for tomorrow’s pig shoot. The pig photography is for a series of ads [...]
Black Line and White Line Bottles
On Monday, I spent my day helping Gabe Hopkins, one of the photographers at Vedros and Associates, along with fellow intern, Chris Eversole. The project we were helping with was a shoot for O-I. The shoot required several lucite bottle models to be photographed using white line lighting. Given that Gabe has had a lot [...]
