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BJ Kocen’s “The Breaks” Album Art
My good friend Bj’s Album just got delivered with the portrait of him taken by me on the CD itself. This portrait was taken shortly after we met for the first time. I was just something we did for my … Continue reading
Kiawah Island Ocean Course Photo Shoot
As I am coming to the end of my time as an assistant I have started to work with select photographers on certain projects that I feel still offer me the opportunity to learn. My Last job of the year … Continue reading
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Executive Portrait
I remember when I first started assisting I’d study the portfolios of the people I worked for. A lot of them, not only had prints, they also had duplicates of the film mounted on matte board. I always thought that was kind of cool. “Here’s the print and here’s the film that made the print.” Continue reading