Who knew that Tesco, our beloved bargain grocery store would have packaging worthy of the Die Line? …clearly missing London.
http://www.thedieline.com/blog/2011/7/21/tesco-goodness.html
This is my alphabet submission! Can’t wait to see them all together!
I designed it to work in descending levels, down to the train.
Kjell and I could not have been more pleased with how our camera obscura project turned out. It exceeded our best expectations! Can’t wait to try it again somewhere!
Seeing it for the first time when we turned the lights off was incredible
here it is upside down!
We used cutting edge technology and impecable craftsmanship on this project.
This was Julia’s and my photo project for Gary Wallace.
This was a nice opening shot, meant to depict the early morning
We played around with a lot of extended exposure in order to capture the atmosphere of the busy station
We loved this one because the blur of the car is juxtaposed by the stationary people on the other side
I enjoyed this one's composition, but in retrospect it probably wasn't necessary to include.
That man was probably wondering what the hell we were up to.
While I really liked how this shot turned out, we didn't really need it along with the opening shot.
Julia loved this for the depiction of the unnerving rush of a busy escalator
The headlights created an amazing effect here.
We were hoping to convey a sense of slowed activity here.
While this was a nice shot, we realized it didn't really fit the theme of the rest.
It’s worth noting that at the end of our shooting, we were told by a police officer (nicely, in fact) that using a tripod was not allowed, as it was a liability. Thankfully we had already finished shooting.
the Ice Bar was pretty cool (hahaha) and presented some unique photo ops.
I could change the tint all I wanted and it would still accurately reflect that room's lighting.
had to close my shades to sleep…but staying up until 3:30 had its merits in that I saw this beautiful scene
Kjell was up even later than I was!
An awesome workshop, and I even got some decent photos too! A fun day overall!
i forget what those things are called.
Everyone is laughing because Chris Church was the only one to enter the second subway car, and rather than quickly move, he decided to talk to us through the window instead.
he did eventually move though!
This was the ad Tommy and I chose to deconstruct. And we did a damned good job too. Whether or not we ever got around to explaining it is irrelevant.
the concept certain has staying power in your mind. It's powerful.
Kjell’s and my submission to Greyworld for worst public art.
the woodcut was ugly too.
