Back when Providence Church was a wee little church comprised of four families we were blessed by a lay pastor named Rev. Robert LaMay. Fascination with cameras and photography was something we both had in common. While there were good number of years between us, it is evident that I am probably of copy of who he was when he was my age. He recently came for a visit and with him brought 4 large boxes of old film cameras of varying ages that he had collected over the years to leave in my care.
I started off with pulling them all out and categorizing them by what film they used. I then set up a few for some pictures to share with you. I can't wait to get out and try each and everyone of these cameras.
Be sure to check out all my other product work via my site portfolio!
One of the great things about living in the Peoria is all the readily available photography locations. There are very few fences and yet a lot of great old warehouse locations. In addition to all the great urban environments, Peoria is also surrounded by some of the most beautifully expansive natural landscapes around. This skyline pic was captured for a friend and owner of the new creative marketing agency Dalvay Group. James is going to be going live with his new site soon in which this photo will be making an appearance on.
Many thanks to Cellar Media for capturing the day so vividly. As you know, creative collaboration is something I love being apart of and this project is a great example of that. With all the people coming together on such short notice and being willing to work to make this happen, I consider myself blessed. Thanks guys! You can't help but smile while you watch this... I guarantee it!
Creative Director - David Price (Black Olive Photographic) Behind the Scenes Director - Matt Blick (Cellar Media) Herbie Owner - Wesley Garrard Herbie Driver - Hannah Finley Challenger Owner - Dan Stone Challenger Driver - Kyle Motsinger Assistants - Caleb Finley, Jacob Guenther, Aaron Blick,
Heart Technologies Inc. just launched their new home on the web. All the main banner images are mine. I have enjoyed my time work with the Heart team and I anticipate doing more with them come 2011. Keep an eye out for more images from Heart.
Most of my work recently has been directly with companies' design teams rather than with marketing agencies. Not sure what that means, but it works for me. Amy Lambert, Creative Rockstar, at Heart is a one of a kind creative idea machine.
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