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  • #tbt back in 2009 Oh look another brick wall shot. Crap. Most people shot at this studio because of the cyc wall, but I liked shooting behind it in the "storage" space. My favorite collaborator who gave me something new and different every time, Louisa gets the credit for making this photo work. Never knew what a hair crimper was before this and I think I was a little worried when she described what she wanted to do, but the only disappointment was breaking the lollipop on the ground. I miss that photo studio and the weird spontaneous times there.
  • After the smoke settled, I asked Jaime if she was willing to shoot in a different spot. She was all #gothgirl and the smoke hid her cool outfit. This spot was a small area between my "studio" and the fence and was overgrown with trees. Not much to look at and should be cleaned out, but worked great for this. The last image is how I imagine she presents herself before I'm never heard from again and end up on some unsolved mystery show. Grateful to have survived Model: @jaime.shambles Camera: #eosr @canonusa I used my 70-200 2.8, but also whipped out my #helios44_2 for some, but I can't get it to work consistently with my EOS R so I grabbed my 5D2 #goth
  • #tbt the first music video I ever did. This start is one of my favorite shots I've ever done. This music video was so challenging for many reasons including never doing one before and the concept was very ambitious. It turned out great for a first attempt and was really cool to see it play on a big screen when they did a release party at tracks. Exdo side too if I remember correctly. I wish I could show the whole thing even if it is "controversial"
  • cropped for Instagram. Full images in my site soon I had a couple smoke bombs left from a shoot and had to use them. After much prompting, I braved my fear of fire departments and angry people and fired these things off. These were red and blue smoke, but felt like it dissipated too quickly. @jaime.shambles was gracious enough to risk her life and collaborate with me. She went through the entire time never complaining about the smoke in her face and created crazy shapes for me. She is also the one that kept pushing to get off my butt to do this and I'm glad we got to do it. Model/witch: @jaime.shambles Camera: #canoneosr #smokephotography

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