Keeping it small

Nothing of fancy workings went on this weekend with my latest shoot but it proved no less thrilling and in fact it was such a knockout that it warranted a blog post.

Next time you’re putting a model shoot together, consider using the basics of what’s around you and what you shoot with. No external flashes, no attachments or even concentration on props. Just take a walk around your area for example, and see what you find. This weekend reinforced in me the creative ideas that are all around us, and it doesn’t require much except for a mind to see it.

A great shout out to my artist at the center of this shoot, Emma, whose work can be found at the link provided.

Link Tree

Thanking Darkroom Gallery and Blue Mitchell

It's not only in good manners to thank others for choosing your work to be displayed in an exhibit but a call for entry can also pave a way for more inspiration. In the case of the Darkroom Gallery and the latest exhibit, "Abstraction", I gained more ideas from Blue Mitchell, photographer and juror. His work can be seen here. Thank you for your selections.

Le Paysage

I wanted to thank Ms. Sandrine Hermand-Grisel for choosing one of my pieces to be a part of the upcoming exhibit from the Darkroom Gallery, entitled "Le Paysage". I wanted to include a link to her site, not only as a thank you to her but because I had a genuine resonance with some of her images and you may as well. 

http://www.hermandgrisel.com/index.php

and below is a link to the Darkroom Gallery's website which I've had the pleasure of submitting to before, you might have an image lying somewhere that might just fit a call for entry.

www.darkroomgallery.com

Space, objects, relationships

When you wait until the last day to do a homework assignment on an artist, well I figured I'd let you folks know about that person too. Ladies and gents, Damian Ortega.

http://whitecube.com/artists/damin_ortega/