Brooks Kitchen and Bath Design was the recipient of a NKBA Calla award for best large kitchen. The ceremony was held on August 27, 2009 at the Cobb Energy Center. Special mention was given to the photography on this project.
Atlanta Home Improvement - Tearsheet 3, originally uploaded by Camera Eye Photo.
Here is a tearsheet from one of our kitchen projects published in the August 2008 issue of Atlanta Home improvement magazine. You can see more projects at brookskb.com
And a couple of additional tearsheets from that issue:
Started playing around with the new camera yesterday. This was shot in full 1080 HD, but scaled down to 720p for Vimeo publishing.
Sanyo VPC-FH1 Test Clip 1080 converted to 780 from Jason Brooks on Vimeo.
Late Model Digest Ad, originally uploaded by Camera Eye Photo.
One of my images from the race was used in a recent advertisement from Late Model Digest magazine.
Ryan and the launcher, originally uploaded by TrentChau.
5D MKII and a steadycam. This one mounts on your shoulder.
Victory, originally uploaded by Camera Eye Photo.
Appropriately enough, the rear bumper of Chase Elliott’s No. 9 Aaron’s Lucky Dog Dream Machine reads, “Nobody beats Aaron’s.” Thirteen-year-old Elliott backed that up Saturday night at Lanier National Speedway (Braselton, Ga.) when he won his first career Late Model race in only seven starts. After running second to his Bill Elliott Racing teammate Casey Roderick for 96 laps, Elliott took the lead and cruised to the win at his “home track” in the Georgia Asphalt Series (GAS) Super Six 100, just in time to give his mom, Cindy Elliott, the perfect Mother’s Day gift.
Closeness, originally uploaded by Camera Eye Photo.
So you spend an hour with a family posing for various portraits. The shots turn out nice, but then you have a little moment like this. The father had to calm down the daughter who was starting to get a little restless, and I just happened to capture it.
Mark Rebilas, originally uploaded by Camera Eye Photo.
Pictured is Mark Rebilas, a freelancer who shoots for US Presswire. He had remote cameras placed in a couple of other locations..hence the PW device you see. His team got some amazing shots as you can view on the US Presswire website. In case you are not familiar with his work, check out his blog and website. Chances are you have seen his work many times before.
Fairly certain this is a 600mm with 1.4 converter.
So for my brief moment of fame, Mark now has this image posted in his blog: http://markjrebilas.com/blog/2009/04/carl-edwards-is-cleared-for-liftoff/
So if you are wondering where my image is of the big last lap wreck? Well you can’t get those if you leave with 10 laps to go. The race was kind a snoozer and the finish didn’t look too promising. So I left to beat sitting in hours of traffic. I got home early, but it was not worth missing that incident in the end. Only if.
Bathrooms in general are difficult to photograph because of limited space and mirrors. Finding a location for strobes that do not reflect in mirrors is sometimes the hardest thing. Most of the images from this angle were done with the vanity lights on. So at the end I took just one with the lights off as a test. Little did I know that it would eventually be the best image of the shoot, and it is slowly becoming one of my personal favorites.
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