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Got your shirts Aaron!
Tradition has always been an important part of life to me. Not really sure why, but I assume it most likely has to do with the fact that I was born in New England.
Anyway, we finished our shoot in Anaheim at the NAMM show for Catapult, and simply had to make our way over to In-N-Out Burger for lunch.
True to form, Richard and I ordered our Double Double’s and as tradition requires, we picked up T-Shirts for our clients over at Catapult.
Layover in Las Vegas
Well, Rabbit and I are back out on the road again.
Yesterday we made our way via Las Vegas to Los Angeles. We escaped just in time I may say as they just got blasted with a crazy Arctic freeze.
Goodbye winter... for now
Anyway, we have a couple of very busy days here in the City of Angles. First, we are shooting photos and video for our old friend Aaron Haesaert again at Catapult Thinking at the NAMM show from 6am till 11-ish, then we scoot across town to have a meeting for a job we are doing in February, and then we head north to shoot a portrait for another client. Read the rest of this entry »
Friend and Weymouth Designer Robert Krivicich
Well I finally got Robert (above) from Weymouth Design out of the office and out on the water!!!
We snuck away from our respective Macintosh’s and headed north to Joppa Flats at the mouth of the Merrimack. I wish I could say I caught the larger fish, but alas, Robert is the better Angler and kicked my ass on both the fish count, and the size contest.
Robert is an amazing designer. This September, he and I will have been working together for nine years. We have worked on some interesting projects together.
My absolute favorite shot for Weymouth Design has to have been the Annual Report for US Shipping (as seen in the “campaign” section of the web site.) Robert was the creative director, and Aaron Haesaert (now at Catapult Thinking) was the designer. We agreed to shoot the job with Fuji Velvia film, and use a lot of panoramics. We shot that job with the Nikon F5 as well as both the Widelux and the Hasselblad X-Pan.
This is one of my favorite shots from the job. We were just off the surface of the ocean, 20 miles off the coast of Puerto Rico standing on the skid of a Jet Ranger. Talk about a fun job! These are my favorites, and I am always thankful to get the opportunity to make these pictures.
Here are some other of my favorites from that Annual Report:
Portrait of the Captain
