Friday September 25th, 2009
Jason Wallis / Birmingham
Corporate / Music / Portraiture / Kids
www.jasonwallis.com
|
|
Full-time traveling musician for ten years. His daughter’s birth convinced him to plant roots in AL.
Proud of his city as a solid advertising town. Studio manager is breast cancer survivor. She and
Jason founded charitable foundation for treatment. His non-profit work was just featured in PDN.
|
John Sibilski / Chicago
Lifestyle / Corporate / Kids / Institutional
www.johnsibilski.com
|
|
From his bio: "I am not the guy that will show up for your shoot in leather pants and a tank top.
I am not the guy that will ‘blow a gasket’ if I don’t get my half-caf, soy latte with ice… I’m the guy
that will get people comfortable in front of my camera, and have fun doing it." Well played, sir.
|
Submitted By Wonderful Machine at 9:11 am
Tags: Beto Adame, Birmingham, celebrity, Chicago, Fashion, Jason Wallis, John Sibilski, Landscape, lifestyle, Mexico, Michael Murphree, New York, portraiture
Categories: Uncategorized
Back to top
Friday August 21st, 2009
Van Ditthavong / Dallas
Portraiture / Celebrity / Fine Art
www.vanditthavong.com
|
|
Had one of our favorite names for a blog: Hey?! That’s My Cab, which he recently turned
into a book to help artists facing self-doubt in their creative and personal development.
RUNVANRUN, another evocative title, is his new blog filled with thoughts and tearsheets. |
Michael Hall / Australia
Conceptual / Landscape / Kids / Travel / Portraiture
www.michaelhall.net
|
|
Grew up in the northern reaches of New Zealand. Aside from "normal" commercial work, Michael
enjoys confronting the issues of the day through personal projects. Example: his ongoing series
of landscapes. See "Climate Change" for an idea of what our man in Sydney has on his mind. |
Jared McMillen / Las Vegas
Conceptual / Automotive / Sports & Fitness / Action & Adventure
www.jaredmcmillen.com
|
|
Raised on fruit roll ups, Scooby Doo, and good old midwestern values. Spent early years fishing,
hunting and water skiing on Lake Lida in Minnesota. Was a professionally-sponsored rock
climber, which allows him to shoot in locations that many photographers cannot.
|
Ryan Nicholson / Kansas City
Fashion / Lifestyle / Kids / Portraiture / Music / Sports & Fitness
www.ryan-nicholson.com
|
|
With a father and older brother who were commercial photographers, Ryan probably received
more support for his passion than the average artist. He says that he "literally grew up over a
darkroom." Rebelled by playing college basketball, but couldn’t keep away from his love of light.
|
Submitted By Wonderful Machine at 8:44 am
Tags: Australia, Dallas, Fashion, Jared McMillen, Kansas City, Landscape, Las Vegas, Michael Hall, portraiture, Ryan Nicholson, Sports & Fitness, Van Ditthavong
Categories: Uncategorized
Back to top
Tuesday July 21st, 2009
Franco Vogt / New York
Lifestyle / Fine art / Travel / Kids / Landscape
www.francovogt.com
|
|
Native of Naples, Italy. Son of career Navy man, which means he did lots of traveling as a kid.
As a result, his viewpoint reflects a European sensibility. Enjoys the challenges of location
shooting, and solving problems on the fly. Influenced by Rothko, Pink Floyd, Alfred Hitchcock.
|
Peter Ogilvie / Santa Fe
Architecture / Home & Garden / Fashion / Landscape / Fine Art
www.ogilviephoto.com
|
|
Studied Art and Architecture at University of California at Berkeley. Moved to Cambridge,
Massachusetts to make documentary films. This led to still photography and new abodes
in San Francisco, Milan, Paris, New York, and finally, New Mexico.
|
Caesar Lima / Los Angeles
Fashion / Conceptual / Sports & Fitness / Still Life / Beauty
www.caesarlima.com
|
|
In his words: "Like a good Brazilian, I like to bbq every weekend after the sunday match."
Hails from Sao Paulo. Goes through 4-5 movies each week, with independents and
comedies on the top of the list. Loves to exercise, and he’s a spinning maniac.
|
M. Scott Brauer / China
Reportage / Youth Culture / Kids / Industrial / Landscape
www.mscottbrauer.com
|
|
Interested in documenting the tea industry in Yunnan province: specifically, the American
companies trying to bring fancy tea to US consumers, like Starbucks did with coffee.
Dual degrees in philosophy and Russian literature and language from U. of Washington.
|
Submitted By Wonderful Machine at 2:44 pm
Tags: Caesar Lima, china, Fashion, Franco Vogt, Home & Garden, lifestyle, Los Angeles, M. Scott Brauer, New York, Peter Ogilvie, reportage, Santa Fe
Categories: Uncategorized
Back to top
