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Showing posts with label Greg Kadel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greg Kadel. Show all posts

Monday, August 30, 2010

I Was On Set For This Shoot!!


FINALLY I get to see one of the spreads that I was on set for this summer in NYC. This spread was shot for Numero by Greg Kadel, one of the photographers that I interned for. I was lucky enough to be on set for this shoot and it was an incredible experience especially since he was shooting for such a prestigious magazine and one of the most famous supermodels in the world. One of my favorite things is being able to be on the shoot and see how everything works behind the scenes and then comparing that experience to the final product.

Images taken from fashiongonerogue.com













Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Pairings

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Studio Shooting


Yesterday one of the digital capture guys at Greg Kadel's Studio set me up with the software I need to start shooting tethered. That means that I can connect my camera to a computer that will automatically import the images I take onto a specific folder on my computer and I can review the images as I shoot. Everyone shoots tethered in a studio setting and as much as they can on location depending on the circumstances. Because of this I've been thinking a lot about studio shoots and have been brainstorming ones to do in the fall. In the meantime here are some amazing images shot in a studio.

Here is an example of a setup where the photographer is shooting tethered and can see the images come up on the connected computer.

Image by Michael Thompson and taken from here.







Above image:
EDITORIAL: Noble Endeavor (Alexander Mcqueen special)
MODEL: Sasha Pivovarova
PHOTOGRAPHER: David Sims
FASHION EDITOR: Grace Coddington
From Vogue September 2008









Above image by Greg Kadel
















All images found on tumblr. If you know any picture credits please let me know.

Monday, May 31, 2010

Summer


I keep coming across shoots photographed by Greg Kadel so I thought it was finally time to show some of them. I am finally in NYC for the next two months because I will be interning with three photographers. I am coming back to intern for a third year with Mary Ellen Mark and Pamela Hanson but this will be my first year interning for Greg Kadel. This shoot of Miranda Kerr was most recently photographed by Greg for Numero magazine and styled by Patti Wilson. I love the doll-like quality of Miranda and the use of really great body movements and angles. The image of her embracing the nun is being posted all around Tumblr on the fashion pages so it is pretty cool to recognize the images.













Edita Vilkeviciute was photographed by Greg Kadel for Vogue Germany and includes a great mix of visual styles from the really clear and crisp studio images to the blurry images that capture great motion to an image that has sprocket holes like in traditional 35mm film. The 6th image from the bottom really reminds me of a Richard Avedon image and the fashion photography from the 1960's. There are beautiful angles in the face and body and the styling is sexy and classy at the same time and masterfully blends images that represent several different decades of fashion photography styles.















All images taken from Fashion Gone Rouge.

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