Last week we had the honor of photographing Ed Emberley for our ongoing 4×5 Polaroid portrait series. Volume one (the first 200) of the book is so close to being done I can taste it. You can see a large portion of them HERE
Here are some more of the advertising we recently did for K-Swiss. They made a total of 24 ads from 2 days of shooting around Venice and the Standard Hotel (the nightlife stuff has yet to be released) and it seemed like an overkill to put them all in our “Advertising” section, but here’s some more we are pretty stoked on.
Art Directed by Adam Larson (Adam & Co.)
Produced by Richard Villani Productions.
Photographed by Jeremy & Claire Weiss
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Tomorrow night our reps Giant Artists will be having a party/slide show/ mingler/ at the Urban Outfitters gallery in Hollywood. No idea what to expect so come check it out with us.
On a different note, check out my dad in the local Jersey paper! Lake Hopatcong News. Go Dad!
www.Day19.com
It’s been over 3 years since our website has been updated and though not fully 100% it’s close enough to go live. Check it out, let us know what you think. Same simple design but with a ton more photos and a projects section we will be adding to regularly. Thanks to Neal and EastofWestern.com
Happy America Day.
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Last month we shot an ad campaign for K-Swiss celebrating the company’s history in California culture with Adam & Co. that are floating around already. They made about 30 ads from the 2 days, more soon when that new website goes up.
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We worked again with Motorola and Draftfcb last week on another super fun shoot. Thanks team!
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This Polaroid was taken on our first day in Los Angeles 10 years ago. Probably the last time I was clean shaven. We shot a lot of Polaroids back then mostly because it was the cheapest way to make a photograph back then and we were piss broke. Found it looking for Polaroids for the new Day19. Days away.
First day of waterball means the first day of summer for me. It also happened to be Father’s Day. How perfect.
Saw our photo of the OK GO dudes and a mini horse we shot on the Apple site. You know what that means? Steve Jobs may have seen one of our photos, we have officially made it.
