David N Anderson

Showing posts with label "futuristic retro champions" retro champs edinburgh photography band. Show all posts
Showing posts with label "futuristic retro champions" retro champs edinburgh photography band. Show all posts

Monday, July 14, 2008

Pulling up my socks.


Another busy few days at dnanderson photography saw more work for squared images with a fashion shoot (above) and continuing collaborations with the wonderful Futuristic Retro Champions. (below).



Both shoots went very well and I'm particularly happy with the shots with Squared Images. It's a really exciting environment to work in and Fraser, my business partner is very inspiring and motivating.

With all jobs now finished for the SAC, the next focus for the business is continuing work with Squared, sourcing more commercial work and concentrating on magazine submissions to build up my journalism portfolio.

Sunday, July 06, 2008

Futuristic Retro Champions.

After a very traditional job on Friday with the graduation, yesterday saw a return to more eccentric pastures with a shoot for up and coming Scottish outfit "Futuristic Retro Champions".

This shoot was taken on as the first commission for "Squared images", a project which myself and a fellow photographer are working on.

This was a great, fun shoot which will require a lot of work in post for development.

We had to think of a "point of interest" for the shoot itself. After brainstorming for a few hours we had a big list of concepts which would lend themselves well to the band. Yesterday we started shooting the band with the intention of manipulating the images to produce a "plastic" effect which will them be used to turn the group into action figures. This is proving to be a lot more work than we initially thought but the results are looking good so far. Images up when they're ready...

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I took a trip to my local wholesale photography warehouse in the morning to buy a new roll of backdrop paper for a shoot next week. After spending £250 (despite giving myself a strict £170 budget...) I realized that there was no way I'd be able to fit everything I'd bought in a taxi back the flat... In the end I had to carry everything by hand for about 2 miles... walking down busy roads with a 3 meter long heavy roll of paper was no fun but will be worth it come Wednesday.