David and I got together a couple of weeks ago to shoot some pictures for an editorial I had in mind. We also ended up taking pictures for a certain iPhone app (which has partly made him app famous), but that is another post for another day. I wanted a semi-gritty feel to the pictures so we choose to go down to my car garage to capture some images. Luckily, no one was around to pay attention to our debauchery. David is an incredibly nice guy and made the whole shoot a breeze. Seriously, sometimes I didn’t even have to tell him what to do. It was as if he knew what I was thinking and would just do it even before I blurted out direction.
Jake has been traveling Asia and the United States for a couple of weeks now as a gift to himself for finishing his degree. While he was in Los Angeles, we took had a couple of sessions (for a good reason; look at him). It has been such a blast working with him lately and he is a complete natural behind the camera. This won’t be the only editorial you will see him in this month!
I wanted a really cool black and white set of pictures and he delivered!
I already posted Kari’s stunning [senior portrait editorial], but I still wanted to play around with some of her images. The setting and feel of the shoot definitely gave me the vibe of some strong black and white portraits. The abandoned bridge over the dried up lake has got to be one of my new favorite locations in my hometown. Kari, is stunning.
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