I have finally mastered the 360 Panoramic image which is displayed here as a quicktime movie. It took some time to get used to this software but I finally got the results I was looking for. This 360 VR image was created by stitching 6 images together using PT Mac. The images were taken with a Nikon D3 and a 16 mm lens mounted on a 360 panoramic tripod attachment. The stitched panoramic image was then put into Cubic Convertor which enabled me to edit the nadir and the zenith and to create the final quicktime movie. This is a great way to display 360 degree images of interiors and exteriors on a website. Move the mouse over the image to rotate it.
A&M Photography was commissioned to take portraits of this years Vauxhall Collective a group of creative talents including an artists, a designer, a theatre practitioner and a photographer. The theme for this years collective is based around reinventing British Classics.
Recent pictures of a new VP at Orange for the internal magazine and for external press usage.
A very early start to cover Cecilia Kinnear's 15 minutes on the fourth plinth at Trafalgar Square, (well 1 hour in fact). Her slot was at 5am it was still dark, but I managed to get some nice shots just as it began to get light - amidst heckles from a few passing drunks.
I used a great studio recently in Holborn called Stu Stu Studio (great name) reasonable rates and friendly people. I shot a series of corporate portraits for one of my clients which looked great except for a few of the shots which were displaying horrendous patterns on the subjects suit, commonly known as moire. I asked several people how to get rid of the offending pattern, but eventually found a very good solution at a tutorial aptly named moire go away. Here are the before and after shots.
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After
A&M Photography was recently commissioned to take pictures of the latest James Bond- esk LG Watch Phone for Orange. Here are a few of the shots, there was great coverage in the national press and the pictures were used in many publications.
Students from the Royal College of Art (RCA) produced some fabulous designs (pictured below) for a competition in conjunction with UPS. You can see more of the students work at ups a la mode.
Covering The Olympia International Arts & Antiques Festival was a first for me and I was truly amazed at the variety of collectable items which were being sold.
From a Picasso necklace to the Duke of Windsors socks (pictured here) there was certainly a diverse range of items on sale.