This shot was done on the same set as the Sumo Skiers. I wanted to do a skying shot we we left the backdrop up for several days. We moved the backdrop back and fourth to create the blur. There was tungsten light on the Back drop and I let the shutter go for a 1/4th of a second. That gave us the blur.
Encourage your children to play the piccolo. Your son’s may get beat up a lot at school but it will be much quieter at home. This set was massive. We had shot for Lever brothers and had the set up for a couple of months. This was the last shot we did before it came down. The guitarist was suspended so his hair would fly straight forward. Mom and Dad were on structures as well. The light was 2 Ex [...]
We shot this image of Andy Dick for Comedy Central. It was part of a print and video campaign. It was a very simple set up. We welded a metal structure with a cross beam. Andy put on a pair of gravity boots and hung upside down. He was a little freaked out at first but got use to it after a while. He said that it was not too bad if he lowered himself into the water and then [...]
http://theslantedlens.com/wordpress/wp-admin/post-new.php Ernie’s Whale Watching: No One Gets You Closer. I shot in these water tanks all the time. In this shot, the whale was made out of green foam and painted. The backdrop was hung and lit with 3 heads. The heads on background had diffusion and blue gels. The water was sprayed form large hoses coming form camera left. We had a large wall of plastic on the right side to direct the water back into the tank. I [...]
This set was built for Disneyland. We shot Mickey Mouse surfing on the wave. It was funny because when Mickey walked out of the dressing room in his costume ready to go I suggested that they take Mickey’s head off so we could get him into place. There was panic in the room. I was informed that Mickey could never take his costume off in public. Everyone was very serious and I started to laugh. I know there is a [...]
This image was shot for Kodak. The copy line was, “When an image hits you like a ton of bricks.” It took an elaborate setup to make it happen. The set was built with holes for the man to wiggle his arms and hands out of under the bricks. I was in a crow’s nest, looking straight down from overhead. We placed air canons under the bricks and fired them for each exposure. We put fullers earth and wood chips [...]
Where’s Nessie? Three months no sightings. My crazy drawing.This is what I start from. My sketch book.
Nothing funny but just a cool photo to make. We shot at Warner Brothers in the Western town which is torn down now. We created the rain and brought the horse and rider in. I do love shooting a Western theme.
I got into bowling shots at one time and love it. Its an interesting sub culture.
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