MOVED!
Hey guys, i've moved.
I'm at Pockets factory
and my new blog
Dubstep is religious experience
The blog has been a bit dead considering I've been out on hiatus traveling and visiting family... so without much delay I'll give you the first installment of some of the work I did.
If you're into Dubstep in Melbourne, You would have known the Heavy Innit Crew in Melbourne.
This is a gig they had a Brown Alley last year when they brought down pretty pretty cool cats from UK. The room below was where the heavy stuff was going down.
After reviewing a lot of the photographs, a lot of them resembled people (dare I say) who have been in religious trances and prayers that I've sometimes seen.
None the less. Gigs are awesome to photograph.
If you're into Dubstep in Melbourne, You would have known the Heavy Innit Crew in Melbourne.
This is a gig they had a Brown Alley last year when they brought down pretty pretty cool cats from UK. The room below was where the heavy stuff was going down.
After reviewing a lot of the photographs, a lot of them resembled people (dare I say) who have been in religious trances and prayers that I've sometimes seen.
None the less. Gigs are awesome to photograph.
Parting with it
From a collaboration for Parting with Pisces
Megan Carr - Fashion designer
Petra Cremming - Florist
Laura Gilham - Hair/make-up artist
Joelle Peters - Jeweler
Model - Becka, Dayna
Megan Carr - Fashion designer
Petra Cremming - Florist
Laura Gilham - Hair/make-up artist
Joelle Peters - Jeweler
Model - Becka, Dayna
Disintegrated
Five 3rd year fashion students approached me to help them with their folios.
For one subject they had to design clothes that disintegrated. Anne and Li-Anne explained it to me as Deathwear. We always make clothes for the living. Why not make clothes for the dead?
So upon spraying water on this tea bag like fabric, they melt into this gooey substance.
However most of the photographs are the 'before'
Models: Emily and Madeline
Hair and Make up - Li-anne and Laura
For one subject they had to design clothes that disintegrated. Anne and Li-Anne explained it to me as Deathwear. We always make clothes for the living. Why not make clothes for the dead?
So upon spraying water on this tea bag like fabric, they melt into this gooey substance.
However most of the photographs are the 'before'
Models: Emily and Madeline
Hair and Make up - Li-anne and Laura
Ms. Andrews
A photoshoot that I did with Ms. Lili Andrews. A very talented actress.
Hair and make-up - Katie Clark
Stylist - Katie Clark
Wardrobe - Hunter Gatherer and other vintage shops
We wanted a strong look for Ms Andrews and put her in different outfits from different times.
Hair and make-up - Katie Clark
Stylist - Katie Clark
Wardrobe - Hunter Gatherer and other vintage shops
We wanted a strong look for Ms Andrews and put her in different outfits from different times.
Smoke and mirrors
I mostly like doing documentary styled work, but every now and then it's fun to do some commercial product photography.. it's a lot different to how I work when I'm at an event.. I become obsessive to getting everything right, the smoke was not photographed. I used brushes.
Side note: If you see a smoke brush that is yours - let me know and I'll credit you, I have way too many smoke brushes and I cant remember which brush is from which collection. (sorry)
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