fashion
Photography’s all about timing and luck, and that goes for finding models too. A prime example was when I saw Mie walking past my block. (Mie’s one of the earliest mobloggers, btw.) Aside from being utterly gorgeous and knowing my work, she was barely a week from her due date. Some women positively glow when they’re pregnant and Mie glowed. A few days after our shoot, proud parents Dav and Mie welcomed little Tesla into the world and I got to take a few pictures on her first day.
And finally I did a fashion shoot with the lovely Brittanie for the Art Institute in an extremely sunny Yerba Buena Gardens. Hard light, great model.
I’m usually better at keeping the site up to date, but I have had my hands full, and driving rain isn’t ideal shooting weather. But I have done quite a few shoots since last time, hence the major updates today. And there are plenty more to come soon.
To make up for the gap, here’s the lovely Suren and pictures from Bunnyjam. Good times
While San Francisco was getting drenched, I shot a few fashion shows. Springloaded, featured six designers, including Rocio. Students from the Art Institute put on a show with an animal/recycled theme; Animalia-Trash Couture. The statuesque Laquana modelled at a recent bridal fashion show. I’m hoping to do a proper shoot with her soon - stay tuned.
While it’s true I almost exclusively photograph women, I’ll make an exception once in a while. So here’s up and coming crooner, Jonathan Diina.
A close friend of mine, Amanda (and many time Thanksgiving host) recently opened a clothing store in Cotati, so I was more than happy to take pictures for her. Oh, and her website is here.
If any of you read the San Francisco print version of The Onion, you may have recognised my photography in the O’Reilly’s Holy Grail ads. (I also did the photos for their website.) It’s a beautiful bar/restaurant - people rave about the peat-smoked pork loin.
