Archive for 'Shooting'
Authentic Portraits – Hugh
This authentic illustrative portrait of Hugh Rosen, MD. PhD. relates both his field of study and him personally. Images like this typically involve research, interviewing the subject, then integrating the research to a visual that is related, for the non-scientific viewer that works for the client. In this case, serendipity played a role and in […]
Posted: April 16th, 2012 under Authentic Portrait, Lifestyle, Portrait, Shooting.
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Authentic Portraits – Jay
Anyone can photograph a person, but the style, essence and situation of the person illustrated in the final photograph takes time, time to develop a safe space for the subject being photographed.
Posted: March 28th, 2012 under Authentic Portrait, Lifestyle, Portrait, Shooting.
Tags: editorial, Jay Ahrend, Martin Trailer, Martin Trailer Productions, people, personality, photography, portraits
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2nd Annual Vintage Trailer Bash, a Trailer Show
If you have ever wanted to attend a vintage anything event, go! I had the pleasure of attending the “2nd Annual Vintage Trailer Bash” this past weekend, September 23-25, 2011. This was my first time I stayed for the whole weekend, in a trailer, versus just attending the open house time typically on Saturday afternoon.
Posted: September 30th, 2011 under Lifestyle, Shooting, slice of life, Vintage Trailers.
Tags: Buellton, California, Martin Trailer, Martin Trailer Productions, nightime, photography, trailer, vintage
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Corporate Headshots; Or Is There Something Better
better than the average corporate headshot. Investing in quality photography, not expensive low price photos discounting the corporate brand.
Posted: May 21st, 2009 under Shooting.
Tags: corporate, corporate portraiture, headshots, investment, location, people photography, photography as an investment, value, value photography
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Trailer Deaths
There are vintage trailers all around the Salton Sea area, some are still in use and others are wasting away, slowly in the hot dry desert.
Posted: May 2nd, 2009 under Exploratory Shooting, Random, Shooting, Uncategorized.
Tags: Bombay Beach, death, Salton Sea, trailer, vintage
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Critters – They all Escaped
This is a funny story I wrote about an advertising shoot in the studio that involved bugs, I think they were cotton weevils. I wrote this for the Advertising Photographers of America, APA newsletter, insideAPA. Check out some of the other stories there too. insideShoot Read here. Escaped! Martin MartinTrailer.com Possibly Related Posts: Davies’ Intellectual […]
Posted: March 15th, 2009 under Muse - Martin Trailer, Shooting.
Tags: Advertising Photographers of America, APA, bugs, critters, escape, funny, insideAPA, insideShoot, location photography, photography, studio photography
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Rocket Rider
I wrote about some of the motorcycles I have been photographing in the studio a couple of weeks ago. This week it was bikes and a rider. Kane Friesen, who comes off a great guy and reasonably sane dude. He trick rides motorcycles at show and demonstrations. Years past I did ride motorcycles, even the […]
Posted: February 26th, 2009 under Muse - Martin Trailer, Shooting.
Tags: Insane, Insane Kane, Kane, Kane Friesen, Martin Trailer, motorcycle, photography, studio photograph, Suzuki RGSX, trailer, trick rider
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Stimulus
In an earlier post I mentioned one of the great things about being a commercial photographer you are exposed to so many different people, products and industries. This week I was photographing executives versus motorcycles in the studio last week. The executives work in the insurance industry dealing mostly with business insurance products. When I […]
Posted: February 19th, 2009 under Muse - Martin Trailer, Shooting.
Tags: billion, business, executive, million, photo shoot, photography, stimulus, trillion
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Two Wheel Rockets
One of the great things about being a photographer is that you get exposed to so many different things. Professions, services and products. We just shot some motorcycles in studio this past week and these things are amazing compared to bikes just a few years ago. They are technologically advanced squeezing every ounce of horsepower […]
Posted: February 13th, 2009 under Muse - Martin Trailer, Shooting.
Tags: Honda, Kawasaki, Ninja, photography, rocket, speed, Yamaha
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Nosing around for fun!
Only a couple of days are left in the month of January of 2009, and I was thinking about marketing and promotional ideas for the new year. I considered some Happy New Year print or email campaign, but it just did not gel for me with some thing trailerish and decided to just stew a […]
Posted: January 30th, 2009 under Muse - Martin Trailer, Shooting.
Tags: dog, happy camper, nose, nosing, people, photographing, photography
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