Me Me Me Video Preview

February 23rd, 2011 § 0 comments § permalink

Buy it at lulu.com!

Me Me Me out now on the virtual bookshelves.!

February 16th, 2011 § 0 comments § permalink

A Limited Edition will be made published in March.

New work for Re: Control ..

January 4th, 2011 § 0 comments § permalink

Desert Storm (12)

Hope to see you at the show !

New Portraits: at The French House

November 29th, 2010 § 0 comments § permalink

Although I don’t consider myself a fashion photographer, occasionally I find myself doing a fashion shoot for a friend.  This time, the designers name is Sara Emilie Terp Hansen, a danish graduate of St. Martins who this summer has been working for Façonnable (french label).
I chose these images to put online because I find them  interesting. There is more than fashion to them.  The first one is perhaps more obvious.  The play with space within the photograph is hard to figure out, and shapes repeat themselves throughout the frame.

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The second portrait is of Sebastian, a London based sculptor.  I suppose that this is a less obvious photograph as it does not explicitly scream fashion, but none the less, it is quite posed and directed.  I really like this photograph.  When I look at it I have the feeling I’ve seen it before (as with the previous one, clue: HN), but again, it is very general and I can’t relate it particularly to one photographer.

The expression of Sebastian is somewhere in between thoughtful, worried, and contemplative.  His awkward position, the coffee and the newspaper place him in an indeterminate time, a pause perhaps, which we both know wont be very long.

The photographs around him, seem to be people that are in his mind.  The mirror only shows us more photographs and he appears to be only in their company.  The wood and the chairs have a french feeling.  Is he in France?  As we look at the top left, the blackboard is written in english and the prices in pounds.

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Any more thoughts? Please feel free to comment.

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