Showing posts with label photo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photo. Show all posts

Saturday, January 2, 2010

Fashion Revolution

Every New Year we have the ritual of making goals in hopes of self betterment, doing more etc. Like the previous year, I have decided to blog more frequently. In that spirit here is are samples from a shoot done months ago. I ment to blog this but never got around to it.

The photoshoot for Fashion Revolution was done for advertising purposes. Take a moment and check out their website. This new line of clothing is based on a we come to you type of marketing instead of the traditional mall or clothing store. Half the shoot was done in studio, and the other half outdoor. The goal was to get as many outfits as possible in a short amount of time. Quick and dirty shooting, with the aim of decent even light and pushing product through a bit like you would in an assembly factory. Next time I would like to slow it down a bit and get some more interesting results...







The blue jeans include detailed hand stitched beading...













Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Mom power

Clayton and Anji have been sick lately. As you can only guess I go to work while Anji takes care of Clayton (both sick together). I can't do what Anji does for Clayton and kiss those pains away.



Moms have super natural powers in their lips that can just pull the hurt right out of any wound, emotional or physical.

As Clayton's dad I realize I am good for two things, making money so mom can put food on the table and wrestling (oh and fixing things that get broken). When it is something serious and important, only mom will do.

It is a bit like the work I put forth to bring Clayton into this world. My wife carried Clayton around in the womb for 9 months providing a place where he could develop and grow; my part of the whole ordeal was at conception and lasted mere seconds. Nothing like a cold slap of perspective...

So to all moms, you are the bomb. To all the dads, don't forget who does all the work that really matters.