Please enjoy the second release of a new series called "Study of Two Figures." 

Models Chelsea and Athena collaborated with me in a studio environment to recreate/reimagine/pay homage to my first real photoshoot I orchestrated back in Photo 101 many years ago. Monica provided an expert assist. That shoot was shot on 35mm B+W film and I wanted to preserve the feel of it in this shoot. Despite the change in medium-- switching to digital-- I am very pleased with the results. The original shoot was performed on a Pentax K 1000, an absolutely solid beast: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentax_K1000. 

The new version was shot on my canon 7D with a Zeiss Normal 50mm f/1.4 ZE Planar T* Manual Focus Lens for Canon EOS Cameras. I had a blast using the lens and I look forward to shooting with it more. If you are a lens fanatic like myself you can read more about this gem Here. 

Stay tuned for more posts from this shoot as they trickle out of my post production laboratory! 

Once upon a time in Agra, India...   

Our production company Three Wheel Productions LLC began filming the core interviews of our short biographical documentary, Reverend Wheels on October 18th and 19th. This gallery shows the Reverend himself, Shawn Sullivan, (in the red tank top) as well our crew in action. On the left you can see Dr. Matthew J. Taylor, PT, PhD during his interview. Find out more about the wonderful work he does here: http://www.dsrclinic.com/index.php?menuitem=7 The middle image shows our producers/camera team Michael Orlicki and Chris Gilbreth. On an indie/low budget shoot like this, the members of the production crew wear many hats. The great thing about working with experienced filmmakers is that you can count on everyone to get the job done. All three of us had a hand in the camera work, the audio recording, the lighting, etc. You can find out more about who we are as a team on our film's website: http://thereverendwheels.weebly.com/crew.html

This is a great time to say THANK YOU again to everyone who contributed their hard earned money, time and experience! This project would not be possible without your help.