Long time gone.

Long time since a post. Need to get back into it. Shot a project today for Matt Overwine a fellow artist with his show coming up soon. He's packaging himself similar to an action figure. He needed images for his box and so he asked me to shoot the images after talking with Austin, a mutual friend, who told him to work with me. These are the initial images soon to be placed on the life size proportioned package. A future update will provide images of Matt's final images.

Work Environment

Roger at work in the reptile/small animal section.

Shay's Environmental

Shay and I had a class together last year and before it I'd always be looking at one of my favorite fish forums, Monsterfishkepers.com, and Shay would be looking at one of his favorite forum's, Mopedarmy.com. We would share our excitement about our two hobbies but recently I purchased my first moped from craigslist.org and have been trying to get into the whole scene. Shay and his buddies share a little shop down in OTR and he was gracious enough to help me with my bike which has a few problems. Just an environmental portrait for my Applied Photo class.

A couple more Applied projects

First is a picture of Kristin cutting a mannequin's hair for a project where I had to simply shoot someone doing something. This was a personal favorite but not a favorite of my professor's. The other two images were taken as another architecture assignment in which I was assigned the Albright Health Center on NKU's campus.

Labor Day

These were shot at the WEBN Labor Day fireworks in Cincinnati. For those of you who don't know WEBN is the renegade hard and alternative rock radio station of Cincinnati and every year puts on an amazing fireworks event. I wish I had taken my tripod. I mean I figured we'd be shoulder to shoulder as in years past but we found a spot right next to the Newport Levee and had plenty of space for a number of tripods. These are the three snaps I kinda liked.

More Contrast Portraits from Camp

More of the same. Here I've got bmx director Will "The Thrill" Thompson, visiting veteran skateboard director Marc Gustitus, and Corey Ruben. Marc has always been a great means of inspiration, I met him I think 5 years ago when I was still a camper and he was just a counselor and instructor. Here we are the summer of 2008 brought together again by some crazy place called Woodward Pennsylvania.

Larry

The airport lost our fish for a few hours. Normally they come in around 12 or 1, here Larry is finally putting the fish to sleep shortly after closing at 9pm. I grabbed my camera and Larry muttered something about not looking good for the camera and I replied "You're beautiful Larry", which got me a good laugh.