4.12.2010 / Reflectors and windows make fashion
Like the title suggests, a window and something to reflect the excess light off of is pretty much all you need to create some nice fashion-ish portraits. Place the model against the window and have him/her hold the reflector (or whatever you got) pretty close to his/her face. Adjust the position of the reflector if and when needed. Focus on the eyes. That's it.
21.11.2010 / Birthday bash
Sling Inn // Grande Grill // Le Bonk. Good friends, good stuff!
All images were taken with Hipstamatic, so they're guaranteed to have that shitty quality and that "super trendy" look. Hip!
5.11.2010 / Leo After Work
A loud house party featuring T-Pain, Kike Elomaa and over-the-top yelling, followed by a night at the club, listening to Something Good play. It's a tough life. Partial credit to Vesku for some of the photos.
3.11.2010 / Game night as seen by my iPhone
I'm all trendy and current now that I got a brand spanking new iPhone. Being used to L-quality lenses and full frame, the camera on this thing ain't too kosher. However, if you use it to tell a story and sort of embrace the crap quality with open arms, you can definitely create some nice memories if nothing else.
8.10.2010 / S|DEFFECT - The END of an era!
Pheew, it's done! Our last party was thrown last friday and it was great! Lots and lots of good deejays, good people and most importantly, good music. I can't believe it's already been two years, basically...
Come December we will know if there's a chance to keep organizing events such as S|DEFFECT next year, so pretty please, keep your hopes and thumbs up if you can! This is what I do for a living, you know :D
In between filming movie clips and running around, I was able to snap a few photos, too. Nothing too fancy, but definitely good memories. Like I said, I was more involved with shooting some decent movie material so I wasn't focusing on photography that much. If you wanna check out a photo gallery made by a gifted photog, check out Timo's gallery! He worked the floor, even when the lights didn't co-operate. Kudos, great stuff!
