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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Mujeres, Converse, Manzanas, Montañas y Ríos
Vaca, Montañas, Kyoto Japón, Antigua y Café
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Chris Waind's Epic NZSO Compositions
Photos ©Chris Waind. Click on any pic to embiggen.Wellington, New Zealand-based photographer/illustrator Chris Waind used a motley crew of inexpensive lights -- along with some Photoshop and a lot of creativity -- to create a visual campaign for the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.
The goal: to lower the age demo of the audience and raise ticket sales. When the dust had settled, ticket sales were up 20% during a recession.
Keep reading for sketches, final images, a BTS vid and a full interview with Chris. Read more »
Friday, August 26, 2011
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Ikeya Tomohide: Drawn to Water
Photos ©Ikeya Tomohide
By Irwin Wong -- Tokyo-based commercial/advertising photographer Ikeya Tomohide [池谷友秀] creates images that feature people in the context of water. He uses simple, dramatic lighting and execution -- combined with complex themes -- to create powerful photos. A scuba diver before he was a photographer, Ikeya's series of Wave, Breath and Moon demonstrate the value of using personal experience to fuel own your creative process. Read more »
Introducing Your Asia Correspondent
Please join me in welcoming Irwin Wong to Strobist. He specializes in editorial, portrait and commercial photography. And as the new Asia correspondent, his job will be to search out photographers in that region doing kickass work for profiles and BTS's.Bilingual in English and Japanese, Irwin's first task will be to dive into the rich and vibrant photo culture in Japan. Case in point: Did you know you can walk up to a newsstand in Japan and buy any one of a number of photo mags that specialize in feature after feature of behind-the-scenes lighting breakdowns?
I'm thinking there is a lot of cool stuff waiting to come out of Japan, and Irwin is our "in".
Please feel free to help him out with any tips (especially you Japanese readers) via Twitter @IrwinWong. You can check out some of Irwin's own work at IrwinWong.com.
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
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