So here’s the premise. I get to shoot some cool dude for a publication, but the guy is in New York City! Getting through the border has always been a complicated process for me! The last time, I went to … Continuer la lecture →

What a weird day. It all started on the web as I was looking for antiquarians as part of a location scouting for an upcoming shoot. I found Le Quartier des Antiquaires, which directed my attention to Notre-Dame street. There’s … Continuer la lecture →

What sucks and is great at the same time? Scouting locations! It’s a pain cause you have to search, which actually is a waste of time until you find what you’re looking for! It’s great, cause it allows you to … Continuer la lecture →

As I was browsing Bernstein & Andriulli, I found Russ Quackenbush and really liked the concept behind this series. Simple yet very compelling, it puts in relations the people surrounding art galleries with the pieces they come to gaze upon. … Continuer la lecture →

About a month ago, guest shooter Marie-Michele Berniquez came to the studio. It was for the account of University graduates in Fashion Commercialization for the fictitious opening of a store specialized in ecological and recycled products. The notebook that has … Continuer la lecture →

Part of being a photographer is acknowledging that your life becomes a 24/7 emotional roller coaster! You get phone calls (and emails) when you don’t expect it, sometimes from people you don’t even know, you don’t have a fixed schedule, … Continuer la lecture →

In order of priority: -Getting a BBQ because it’s summertime.-Getting an HD Terminal for the Playoffs!-Getting a portfolio book done.-Retouching the remaining thousand images from stop motion videoclip.-Shooting second part of stop motion videoclip and retouching.-Shooting the next cover of … Continuer la lecture →

Ramon Serrano, as seen on Ads of the World.

A great post over at HeatherMorton concerning promotions. Read it here.

A lightbulb with lipstick, really!