I hope you all can be a part of my first show this November. Gala is the 8th. All are invited. 
Thursday, October 27, 2005
Monday, October 24, 2005
Not all fun and games...
When I get assigned to shoot these events, most times things go as planned, but sometimes they don't. Example? Here's one now... There was a NAIF dinner for an italian-american film festival, with celebs and movie execs. Sounds easy enough right? Only problem was, I had 10 minutes to shoot, and nobody wanted their picture taken. The best two shoots are the two below. Sad... So Sad... More images this week...
-Kevin
-Kevin
Friday, October 14, 2005
Happy Anniversary!
Yay for me!
I'd like to give myself congrats on another great work week. This now makes one month straight that I've worked everyday, at least one job, and 21 of those days, I've worked two! Whoo for me! I haven't seen my roomates in a week, and my girlfriend in a good 5-6 days also, and with no end in sight, I've lost all sense of reality. I feel like I've been on an airplane for 30 continious days. Whoo-hoo...
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Cheers,
Kevin
I'd like to give myself congrats on another great work week. This now makes one month straight that I've worked everyday, at least one job, and 21 of those days, I've worked two! Whoo for me! I haven't seen my roomates in a week, and my girlfriend in a good 5-6 days also, and with no end in sight, I've lost all sense of reality. I feel like I've been on an airplane for 30 continious days. Whoo-hoo...
: (
Cheers,
Kevin
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Saturday, October 08, 2005
Clarity.
Good morning. Thanks for checking out the photoblog again. Please don't copy these images. Thanks. Would you like to go and get a cup of coffee or something? No? Maybe later then? OK. Talk to you soon...
If anyone happens to be in DC for the next few weeks, get to the Corcoran Gallery in downtown, and check out the Warhol exhibit. I had the distinct pleasure of covering the event for the magazine last night, and it was amazing. Say what you want about Andy Warhol, but the man changed not just the art world, but I believe American culture in general. The selections are some of the best, on loan from the Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, and include such works as the Soup Can and Marilyn. Amazing work and a great way to spend a rainy Friday night. ...especially if you're working, and it's an open bar. Stoli-O, anyone?
The images below are some selections from about half of the shoots this week. Nothing too exciting, nothing too extravagent, but I'm very happy with most of them, and I'm interested to hear what you all think. Wines of the World is the greatest wine store in all of DC. This much is for sure. If you ever come to the District, and you want the perfect wine with that dinner, the staff at WOTW will come up with something you never thought of, and it will be the best wine you've ever had. I put my photos on it.
The Somerset House is a luxury condo complex in Bethesda, and it's extravagant beyond belief. Zelda Hiller is one of the premier real estate agents in the city, and she was gracious enough to let us into her exclusive pad on the 4th floor in the C building. Should I ever come into good money, and I would want to live near DC, I'd move all my furnishings into a 2600-6600sq' residence at the Somerset.
Both of the shoots were for ads that will appear in the Nov/Dec issue of DC Magazine. (ModernLuxury LLC.)
Cheers!
-kk
If anyone happens to be in DC for the next few weeks, get to the Corcoran Gallery in downtown, and check out the Warhol exhibit. I had the distinct pleasure of covering the event for the magazine last night, and it was amazing. Say what you want about Andy Warhol, but the man changed not just the art world, but I believe American culture in general. The selections are some of the best, on loan from the Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, and include such works as the Soup Can and Marilyn. Amazing work and a great way to spend a rainy Friday night. ...especially if you're working, and it's an open bar. Stoli-O, anyone?
The images below are some selections from about half of the shoots this week. Nothing too exciting, nothing too extravagent, but I'm very happy with most of them, and I'm interested to hear what you all think. Wines of the World is the greatest wine store in all of DC. This much is for sure. If you ever come to the District, and you want the perfect wine with that dinner, the staff at WOTW will come up with something you never thought of, and it will be the best wine you've ever had. I put my photos on it.
The Somerset House is a luxury condo complex in Bethesda, and it's extravagant beyond belief. Zelda Hiller is one of the premier real estate agents in the city, and she was gracious enough to let us into her exclusive pad on the 4th floor in the C building. Should I ever come into good money, and I would want to live near DC, I'd move all my furnishings into a 2600-6600sq' residence at the Somerset.
Both of the shoots were for ads that will appear in the Nov/Dec issue of DC Magazine. (ModernLuxury LLC.)
Cheers!
-kk
Tuesday, October 04, 2005
HEY HEY HEY...i'm what's hap-nin...
hello peoples...
more images that shall appear in the magazine next month. all of these were taken today at this place called 'Relish', in Georgetown's design district. i was tempted to buy the 7,000 dollar jacket they MADE me try on, but i settled on the neil barret designer puma's for 395. ...no, i didn't buy the 400 buck chucks. ...but i thought about it. : ) enjoy...
-kaedo
more images that shall appear in the magazine next month. all of these were taken today at this place called 'Relish', in Georgetown's design district. i was tempted to buy the 7,000 dollar jacket they MADE me try on, but i settled on the neil barret designer puma's for 395. ...no, i didn't buy the 400 buck chucks. ...but i thought about it. : ) enjoy...
-kaedo
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