Jun 30th, 2008 by Phili | No Comments »
One of the many things that I have been working on these last few weeks has been to prepare for a jewelry project that should be starting soon. Jenny Miller is the artist and makes amazing jewelry pieces by hand in her workspace out of her home. She designs and makes all the pieces herself and typically no two are 100% identical. She first got into her jewelry after the tragic death of her brother as a way to remember him.
Her work is just beautiful and I’m excited to be working with her on the project. These photographs of her were taken a couple of weeks ago. We were in our photography studio in Seattle, Jenny and her close friend Julie were working on naming and descriptions of a number of the pieces, Josh was coding her new web site and I was setting up my photography equipment and lights to take photographs of the jewelry.
We took a little bit of a break from the work and took some fun photographs of her wearing her art. All in all quite fun!
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Jun 2nd, 2008 by Phili | No Comments »
A few weeks ago I was working on assignment taking some corporate head-shots of a bunch of fun people. The group was a mixture of guys and gals but all three ladies that I was photographing were all called Michele or the version with two ‘l’s - Michelle. The assignment was on a Monday and I figured its a Monday so a perfect day to post the Michele’s.
Maybe we should rename Monday to be Michele!

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Feb 7th, 2008 by Phili | 1 Comment »
Angelica came in last weekend to look at the proofs from the photography session that we did the week before. I also got to met her husband who came along as well which was lovely. We sat down in the presentation room and reviewed the photographs on the big screen. It’s a quick and easy process and we soon narrowed down the list to three favorites that they both liked. Angelica tended to align more for black & white toned photographs, although I gave her the color ones as well in case she needs to use them in her marketing materials. Here’s two of her final selection. Quite lovely.
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