My wife Lucia and her friend Sandy were in need of some headshots so I took a stab. Many thanks to my buddy Steve Null for lending us his 50mm Canon Ef 1.4 lens. I might have to pick this bad boy up myself. After doing some research on places to shoot in the West Los Angeles area, we decided to keep it close. These photos were taken in our complex’ courtyard and the balcony leading out of our bedroom. There might not be any headshot worthy pics, but we had a great time and learned much.
I found a bunch of baseball articles archived from my senior campaign at SCAD. I wanted to put them somewhere before they get lost forever, even though it was the worst season of baseball I ever participated in. LAKELAND, … Continue reading
A few months ago our family dog Angel passed away. She was around eight years old and was probably the most unique dog I’ve ever met. She would bark like crazy whenever somebody walked in the house, but was … Continue reading
Lucia’s cousin, husband, and two amazing kids came into town. I got a chance to put the Canon 60D to the test while showing them places like Hollwood Blvd, Universal Citywalk, and Disneyland. We had a blast! This is … Continue reading
A few years back, I did a short-term freelance gig for Eyestorm Productions. My job was to lookdev the Dragon Fly tree and light a couple of shots. While attending a screening of “Horrible Bosses” at Bruin Theatre in … Continue reading
I shot this video with the Canon 60D. It’s a good example of the flexibility that the articulated lens affords with a subject low to the ground. This video is out of the box. I would punch up the … Continue reading
Just got my Canon 60D in the mail today. I’m so excited to experiment with the photo and video capabilities of my first DSLR camera. The goals are to gain skill for shooting professional level headshots of Lucia, possibly … Continue reading
I created this demo reel back in 2009 with a compilation of my best professional work. The reel is more lookdev centric, but contains some lighting and texture painting.
This is the demo reel that landed my first job in the industry (well it was an apprenticeship) at Rhythm & Hues Studios. It is comprised of student work created at my Alma-mater, The Savannah College of Art & … Continue reading
