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These are all out-takes from a recent lookbook shoot I did for the Threadless Select Photo Tees series. The photo on the black tee titled “koohi no hito” is one I snapped in Tokyo about 4 years ago. The other tee with the book made of hearts on it is by the multi-talented Paul Ocatvius. If you’d like to scoop one up it’s available for purchase here!. Also, a big thanks to Elisse Laroche for modelling our shirts.
These are some out-takes from a shoot I did the other day with Ones bent to zeros. I met them by their practice space on the South side. We decided to go for a 90′s feel so I took them to this weird underpass beneath a nearby expressway where illegal parties have been known to be held. There was also a building painted like a watermelon nearby, so we went there and did some really “posey” shots that I really ended up liking. Chicago just continues to be a cornucopia of awesome locations. Then a ride back up the sketchy elevator to their 7th floor studio/practice space for some more promo shots on a big leather couch underneath a stuffed pheasant. I ended up hanging around to listen to them practice for a while and shot a lot of photos at F1.2 ISO 4000, which is pretty insane. Enjoy!
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Recently I spent the day with these wonderful guys hanging out in the Harold Washington library, ice-skating, and checking out dinosaur bones. I’m looking forward to shooting the wedding at promontory point in Burnham park being that I’m a bit of a Chicago history enthusiast. Enjoy!
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Really beautiful pictures what class and understanding your subjects wants,bravo….
These are some engagement shots of a couple I shot back in fall around downtown Chicago. I really like these, and somehow managed to not publish them, but here they finally are!
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I moved into an awesome new apartment this past weekend, and realized I barely own any furniture. Me, Ninna, and a couple of friends jumped in the car to check out a huge flea market about an hour and half outside Chicago. I went looking for a coffee table, but I found this guy first. This is a portable telephone made by the Kellogg corporation in the 1920′s for the US forestry department. It weighs about 50 pounds, and is currently my favorite thing ever.
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Brandon Witzel - Nice work, man man.