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Steph Schwisow

2011-12-21T03:01:00.001-06:00

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Bridal at Heather's Glen

2008-10-03T13:22:00.001-05:00

Couple of images from last week. Beautiful bride at a beautiful venue.

TriCoast at Java Jazz

2008-09-26T14:21:00.001-05:00

Couple days ago, I took a 2 hour drive in the mad Houston streets down to Lake Jackson to update some shots of TriCoast. Yep. We got in front of the camera instead of behind it.

I think only loved ones would say these two belong in front of the camera. But who knows, we might get a hit if I submit these to America's Next Top Model. These shots were for something that one of our awesome sponsors, Miller's Lab, needed for something I have no clue about. Mike explained it to me at one point. But post-hurricane Ike stress induced a Rockband marathon. In other words, I didn't hear a word Mike said. Deadline was short only because Lake Jackson still does not have power as of now. Internet access is still sparse. Mosquitoes, however, are in an overwhelming abundance. So no power, means no studio set up. Mosquitoes means no outdoor shots. Well, there goes our favorite elements to shoot in.

This is where Java Jazz comes in for the save. One of the ONLY coffee shops in Lake Jackson, City of Enchantment, that is fully functional WITH internet. Not to mention the Hawaiian Grog as one of their house specials. Nothing wrong with a cup of kona with toasted coconut blended in for that small touch of flavor. Just what I need before a shoot.(All you brides and seniors take note.)

Although we typically travel light, we brought every piece of mobile gear we had. I think I would have been happy shooting with my camera phone by the time we hauled everything in. I will say thought, this is not the norm for us. We travel light. Mainly because we are overweight and camera equipment gets heavy after a while.

I think the owner best summed it up when he said something along the line of"...look like musicians but don't know how to play a thing..." Which sadly, is very true. But we can play Rockband!

Before we packed everything up, the girls jumped in for their 15 mins of fame with the rocktars. (Rockstars on the xBox 360 that is...)

While we packed up, the owners of Java Jazz hopped up on stage to survey the damage. You know how crazy those rock musicians get after all. The banjo is not a show piece. He actually plucked out a tune and sounds awesome. I wonder if they will include the banjo in Rockband 3...

- Jordan

3 shots from the Workshop

2008-09-11T22:05:00.002-05:00

Usually when I teach the workshops, I don't really get to shoot. It's a hands on thing and I don't feel right to hog up the student's time with the model. But once in a while I'll get one or two demo shots in.

LSPS Photo Shoot - Alt. Image

2008-08-18T16:21:00.003-05:00

Here's an alternate processing for this image. The originals were darker and grungy. Warmer tone. This is still darker, but a lot cooler.

LSPS Photo Shoot

2008-08-17T17:35:00.003-05:00

Local favorite "LSPS", formerly known as Lonestar Pornstar, is debuting their sophomore album end of August. Just like the first album, this one will be distributed worldwide as well. The new album took a different direction from their original sound. A bit more, attitude, metal, and rock.

The unmastered version of the album sounds awesome. I'm excited to check out the released version at the end of the month. This band is perhaps the most organized and structured that I've ever worked with. I believe this is all thanks to frontman Gregg Stegman. Weeks prior to the shoot, Greg worked with his band in creating the final image ranging from posing, wardrobe, make-up, budget and location. LSPS photo shoot was also sponsored by Juliet and Romeo Couture, providing the wardrobe and fashion styling.

The shoot was in an underground parking lot. Even without the heat of day, temperatures ran up to the stuffy high nineties. We shot five or six different sets which took about 5 mins max! But because of the wardrobe changes in between sets, it took a bit longer. Absolutely no complaints and I had great time.

I will also have to mention that the Radiopopper and wireless e-TTL played a massive role in the shoot. All I had to worry about was light placements. Thanks Kevin!