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Jennifer Bigham styled this new video from Kirtland Records’s artist Bob Schneider.
Directed by Jason Whitbeck + shot entirely on location in Dallas, Texas.
How did the …
Newer: Thomas Riccio portrait | Photographed by STEVEN VISNEAU | Dallas Observer Cover Story August 8, 2013 →
Cool portrait of Dallas theater director, Thomas Riccio, by SisterBrother photographer Steven Visneau.
LOCATION : Former crack house on west side of hunt hill bridge
SHOOT …
Clifford Ross Glass Installation | Photographed by CASEY DUNN | Texas Architect May / June 2013
Not to brag, but both of Casey Dunn’s photos from his stories in the past two issues of Texas Architect made the cover.
To shoot the Clifford Ross (28 sq ft, 9000lb) stained glass installation in the lobby of an Austin, Texas federal courthouse, Casey “spent 2 separate days shooting the installation just for the artist, which gave me the chance to really study the piece during all phases of the day.”
Can we get a group golf clap?
Well done, Casey.
“One of the most amazing elements of the Ross piece is how it interacts with the lighting environments, both natural and supplemental, throughout the day.”
“From a technical standpoint, shooting a 30 foot glass subject surrounded on all sides by windows made for a tricky battle with reflections. Also, since the experience of the artwork is so much about the ambient light play, we stayed away from adding any of our own supplemental light. We did however, cover the back windows behind the art glass with about 40 ft worth of neutral density film. Can’t say I’ve ever done that before.”
So, did Casey get his shot?
We think so but he tells us, “I think this is one place where the experience of the installation doesn’t translate to a still image.”
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