I had an awesome opportunity to work with ND&P out of Roanoke VA on a hospital shoot for AnMed Health out of Anderson South Carolina. AnMed was putting out TV, bill boards and print ads. I covered the stills and Mad Monkey out of Columbia did the TV spot. Hit the jump for tearsheets.
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A few weeks ago I was asked by a friend of ours if I would be interested in taking a family portrit of her and her husband with thier dogs. My first thought was hell no and run in the other direction. My second thought was can I get complete creative freedom. So I responded to her question with my own question. She said yes, I said yes and this is what we made.
It’s been a minute since my last blog post. I got married in late September, honeymooned for the first two weeks of October, came back threw a studio party and hit the ground running with tons of work. I’m finally catching up, going through the 4000+ images I shot while we we’re in Europe and getting a feel for what our wedding photographer grabbed.
My good friend, Matt, shot the above picture on The High Line in Manhattan. He met us in NYC and followed us around for the day. I love Matt’s work mostly because he takes his time when he shoots; he picked up a camera for the first time about 18 months ago. He’s a film guy, Polaroid and 2¼ stuff for the most part (although I’ve seen some Leica’s in his hand too) so he never really learned how to spray and pray.
I’m not going to bore you with a bunch of wedding pictures or even a bunch of honeymoon pictures but if you’re interested in seeing street scenes and structures from France and Italy feel free to hit the jump.
I’m opening the studio up on October 25, 2012 from 6pm – 8pm for anyone who is interested - 12 Rutherford Road Greenville SC 29609 (GPS & Google Maps Rutherford Road & Ashley Ave Greenville SC 29609).
There will be plenty of beer and wine and maybe even a few snacks on the table.
It’s an evening for gathering with like-minded people and talking about all things visual. I hope you'll join us.
I first met Ben Riddle at TEDxGreenville when I presented in early 2011. He was a junior in high school and already making a name for himself within the community. At the time Ben was an intern for Headstrong, a subsidiary program within Greenville Forward, a non-profit facilitating a community vision for 2025 and beyond. The Headstrong council, consisting of high school students from throughout the county, is creating a
I had a great time leading a workshop in Charlotte over the weekend for The Light Factory. TLF is a hidden jewel in North Carolina I wish more people new about. They have a great program and offer a ton of photo classes. You can find a schedule here.
We took to the streets on Saturday to create 10 different looks of one model. With the Democratic National Convention coming to the Queen City later this fall, security is tight and photographers are getting hassled. We choose to stay close and worked within a block of the museum. That was our first challenge; working with Katya, our Russian model that spoke very little English was our second challenge. Personally, I find that challenges like this keep photography interesting. No assistant, no make-up or hair artist and this was Katya's first time ever doing any type of photo shoot. Hit the jump to see the other nine images.
My 8-year old son and I have plenty of traditions. We ride rollercoaster’s on Father’s Day. We eat pizza in the living room on boy’s night. We start our Christmas playlist in early November and we do our version of school pictures every year.
Ethan started the 4th grade today and I’m a proud papa so hit the jump to see the rest of the school portraits we did over the weekend together.
UPDTATE: Checkout SceneOn7's piece on the project here.
I've been shooting pictures with my iPhone since I got my first one in 2008. I first started sharing them on Facebook with a 365 project and then moved onto Instagram (my handle is @iancurcio). This is just another way to share them with a little more structure. You can download a free pdf version or paid print version of it at Magcloud.
I'm a sucker for a nice skyline and I think Charlotte has done a great job over the years creating theirs. Here are a couple of images from a shoot I did for Mez Media on the top deck of a parking garage looking onto the Queen City from the east.
Hit the jump to see the skyline at dusk I shot for Morris Visitor's Publications from the same location.
