Photographer Slideshows!

Check out these awesome slideshows about our photographers!

Each video is only about two minutes long, and gives you a glimpse into each photographers perspective.

Rick Chou in London?

Rick Chou was recently awarded an assignment to shoot the Lexus ES320 which was then composed into an existing photograph.

Rick shot the car is his studio, matched the critical angle, perspective and lighting, in order to to have the final image look as if the car was shot on location in London.

Gorgeous, is it not?

Bil Zelman photographs Philippine All-Stars

Bil Zelman (above, right) recently did a photo shoot for the cover of Risen Magazine. So get out of your seat and jump around for the Philippine All-Stars, winners of the the 2008 World Hip-Hop Dance competition.

Curtis Johnson's Panoramic

Take a look at this beauty from Sedona, Arizona taken by Curtis Johnson:

(click here to view image full screen)

Curtis is working on a series of panoramics, and this one is from a road trip that he took last week from Minneapolis to Tuscon.

Dennis Welsh and the Schooner

The NY Times asked Dennis Welsh to photograph the Angelique, a sailboat that operates out of Maine. The story came out today, and of course there is an online gallery that you can view here.

These two aren't in the gallery, but I love the perspective:

Bonini in Artisan Magazine

Steve Bonini's work for TYR has been highlighted in the second edition of Artisan Magazine, check it out.

Steve's a big believer in manipulated and beautified imagery. "Steve doesn't have any preconceived notions as to the palette or control," explains Amy [Dresser, retoucher]. "He talks about the capture and what he needs to accomplish when shooting the image."

And here's a production still from a recent TYR shoot:

Bonini featured in CCP magazine

Steve Bonini has been featured in CCP (Chinese Commerical Photography) with a multi-page full-color spread and cover photo. The magazine is mostly in Chinese, however there is a quote from Steve in English:

"I like to communicate raw human emotion my sports work. Though the look of intensity may be similar from sport to sport, it's how it mingles with body language that's fascinating to me. Therefore, I'd say that I'm more an observer of the human condition than a traditional sports shooter."