Jantar Mantar – Jaipur
Between 1728 and 1734, Jai Singh had a passion, if not an obsession, for knowing the time. The result was the creation of the amazing astronomical devices, at Jantar Mantar in Jaipur.
Between 1728 and 1734, Jai Singh had a passion, if not an obsession, for knowing the time. The result was the creation of the amazing astronomical devices, at Jantar Mantar in Jaipur.
Seiei Nakaza 9th Dan Okinawa Shorinryu Kiyobukan, the latest local legend to be photographed as part of the Karate Masters Portrait Project.
On the day before Holi festival, some locals couldn’t resist opening up their bags of dyed cornflower, and making the world a more colorful place.This group of men were quite reserved with their pink / yellow combination. Things would be a lot wilder the following day.
Feeling the heat? Take one white background, hit it with a bit of light, and you have a winter wonderland for a husky.
Leaving the blue walls of Jodhpur, I headed east to Jaipur, the pink city. A few portraits of men on the street before the craziness of Holi begins.
Last week I did a location / studio session with bodybuilder and servicewoman Andrea Conn. Andrea has been training for the Pacific Muscle Classic Show on June 2nd, and wanted photos of herself while looking and feeling at her peak. After an hour on the beach we headed over to the studio and I shot both fitness portraits, and some softer beauty shots. This gave her a nice selection of images for both her own albums and to send to family back home. All in all, a fantastic shoot with a lovely lady. I’m sure she’ll knock it out of the park at tomorrow’s competition.
Had to set up the studio for a canine client today. Bear helped out before the shoot, so that I could get the lighting right. Bear doesn’t work for peanuts. Just dog biscuits.
A quick beach shoot with model Tyler Kelbert. We shot a warm and a cool look by switching clothing and processing techniques. Wishing Tyler all the best with modeling when he gets back to Utah.
There are some things I didn’t expect to see while traveling in India. A man dressed as Jesus, carrying a cross down the street was one. The fact that a second Jesus with bright orange hair was walking just behind him made the scene all the more surreal.