Steve Bonini just finished a shoot for EAS.
This is a shot of Andy Sherman, the art director, on set by Steve Bonini.Photo-op! Jeff Martin, creative director, (left) with Larry Fitzgerald (middle) and Andy Sherman (right).Here is what Andy Sherman, the fabulous art director, had this to say about Steve:
"The man, the mystery, the eye! Master photographer extraordinaire! The maestro of the lens, able to bend steel with the slightest of wide-angle lenses.
Besides shooting photos, he loves to look at, and over direct, photos of himself. Steve also likes long walks on the beach, and wine (his preference is whatever the bartender would order for himself).
Behind the cool hat and dark shades lies a man with so much RAW (the file type not meat temperature) talent, professionals shudder (not shutter) in his mere presence.
I present to you, Steve "The Master of Snap-sure" Bonini."
Larry Fitzgerald the wide receiver for the Phoenix Cardinals, running (above) and looking over the images (below) with the digi tech Joe Kurihara(left) and art director Andy Sherman (right).Joe Kurihara (left) and Andy Sherman (right) getting their hands wet for the Jen Perez swimming shot.Setting up for the Chase Utley shoot. He is second baseman for the Philadelphia Phillies.Steve shooting triathlete Jen Perez running and biking.Video of Steve shooting Jen Perez.
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Dennis Welsh does Thule
Dennis just finished putting the final touches on the 2009 Thule book.
“Being a longtime outdoor enthusiast, I’d been a big fan of Thule for many years, and last fall I approached them with my vision of how I saw Thule and its brand. They loved it, and off we went."
They had three days to accomplish a lot of photography, shooting three different cars every day in various locations – the pace was crazy, but in the end, it really worked to benefit the look of the Thule lifestyle.
Within a month, Dennis was back in Connecticut shooting for the newly-introduced Thule/DeWalt line. A line of racks specifically designed for pick-up trucks and the construction industry. These racks are bomb-proof and we wanted the images there to convey the grit and strength of the daily workload of the construction industry.
Look for more Thule photography from Dennis this winter!!
Cuba Coming Soon…
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