He is just so sinister! Perfect for your Villan. You've captured his essence SO well. Love the last shot, so cool and aloof...
You rock! Love these, especially that ciggy one and the last frame!
These are awesome. My favorite is the stop sign one.
These rock, seriously. And I am in total agreement about the suit! Why aren't there more stylish men around?
wow, sarah....love these...that slow shutter smoking one and the train run. love them.
just a few more days!
you guys KILLED it dang! You made the best of the outdoor conditions and PRODUCED! Nice, great model too!
He reminds me of that strange guy from "Back to the future" that is Michael J Fox father named "Mc Fly" He looks just like that guy. That actor also played in "charlie angels" the guy with the cane that was a sword in the alley scene.
Woooww !!! This set is really great. Everything is just perfect and Forrest seems so dandy !!
Congratulations
i love your work. it's so inspiring and challenging. one day i will make it out to washington for a mentor session :)
Love these!! I think the running shot is my favorite - very cinematic!
Love the shots. He totally has a mysterious "villian" look! PS. my husband orders his custom suits from Thailand! There is a great guy in Patong on Phuket that does amazing work! :)
holy hawwwt! great concept + location. i think every photographer needs a tiffany lowry!!
Shit Sarah!! We make beautiful music together:) Dammit forrest I'm speechless!!
looking good, those pics deserve the attention they're getting!
Congrats! Both of these shoots are fantastic and deserve the love :) Wonderful, wonderful work! Happy Thursday!
Congrats! Both of these shoots are fantastic and deserve the love :) Wonderful, wonderful work! Happy Thursday!
Congratulations!
It was rainy and cold here in Vancouver yesterday, but the sun is shining bright today!
hi sarah, my friends Dan and Christine visited you recently, and so now i have come to know about you...i really appreciate this blog post, as i think it's getting to the essence of who you are and putting that out there that is the challenge. it's all about personal branding these days, and delivering a simple message, and all the while doing it remarkably. love your work...i live in canberra but alas the funds don't stretch to allow me to come to your workshop in november, but i wish you all the best with it and every success you can muster.
I will never think of "remarkable" the same way again... thank you!
I completely agree with you. I find my work to be remarkable even if some do not. It's all about believing in what you are producing!
Do you use those hyperlinks to increase SEO? HAHA, just kidding, great post I could not agree with you more!!
LOVE your work, your words. every second day you seem to come out with something incredible.
just so you know, i think your business is remarkable.
you're making a difference in the world!
XO
Beka Hope
Thanks for blogging on this, Sarah! This is something i've been thinking about and talking with people about recently. One thing I remember Dane Sanders saying was people aren't necessarily paying you because you take great pictures. Yes, that's important, but they pay you for the experience they receive.
I cannot agree with you more. being a photographer, and a good one at that, has strayed so far away from good imagery and being a good friendly person with your clients and is all about name recognition and google statistics. I feel like if everyone would put down their mice for a day or so and just walk outside and work on their craft they would benefit so much more even if its just in personal happiness and enjoyment. Yes google rankings and SEO stats will being you more business but is that the business you want. Is that the business that is going to drive you to be the photographer, designer, image maker that you always dreamed of. Maybe, maybe not, but you did not strive and work so hard to spend your time staring at graphs with numbers of visits on it. If you do what you love and capture/create the images that give you and others enjoyment everything else will follow with time.
Sarah your always inspiring to me, your more than remarkable.
Hi, Thanks for this post. It was really informative, and I love the picture you used, as always.
Great post. Love it. Goes along with Seth Godin's newest book Linchpin. Great great read.
Love the messge! Thanks for the kick in the arse today!
Hmmm..I've found myself remarking about you many times in the past month. You know what that means.
thank you. so true, and so well written. inspiring. :)
...what a poetry in this photo ♥
Oh, I would love to attend one of his workshops! I've heard such good things about them and I love film. By the way, I've been following your blog for a little while now and your work is absolutely gorgeous! Just stunning.