We have been fighting the clock. I remember in school, time felt like it stood still. Today I looked at this blog for the first time in months and realized that its been MONTHS since I have taken the time to post anything. What has been keeping us so busy? Well, first it was a Bolle shoot with Vitrorobertson, and all the post production that came along with it. There were nine final images, and they have all been delivered. Then there was the trip to Patagonia to shoot high in the mountains on snow in mid July. Can’t show anything from that project, it was for MARLBORO and we need to get legal to give us the okay. Great project, and have an amazing time working with TJ aka T-Sizzle, and closing the casino in Bareloche. For some reason I have never lost money gambling in South America. The streak stands.
After Argentina, it was more work with our friends at Craftsman, this time in San Diego. Then off to New Hampshire to shoot Chrissie Wellington, three time Ironman World Champion, as well as Andy Potts and the rest of TYR endurance athletes. September brought a studio move as well as a whole host of shoots and too much to explain. There was more Sears work, some stunt women on a rooftop, an alien with crazy eyes, reindeer, elves, and a mexican santa, and and best of all, a world famous golfer with a chainsaw.
September also brought a return to Georgia to shoot the 2010 Adidas Golf print campaign. We spent an entire day with Sergio Garcia shooting shoes, shirts, drives, as well as some stuff you’ll just have to see to believe. Still waiting on the ok to share some of those….and of course more retouching…
Now its already the middle of October, we are heading to LA tomorrow to shoot more for TYR, and then off to Chicago to shoot a campaign for Coke.
The new digs are pretty sweet, much more comfortable in more space. So thats about all for now. Time is running out, still have to pack, leaving at 8:00 AM. If only I could bottle up that magic power my high school english teacher had over the clock and slow it down, tick, tick, tick….
Drill Driver For Craftsman Print Ad
Chrissie Wellington and the TYR Endurance Team
Stunt Women at Work over San Diego
Kevin Halliburton
October 13, 2009 at 10:08 AM
Incredible as always Tim. The highest compliment I can offer is that you continue to stand as an ideal model for many of my own personal and professional goals. Your grasp of story and lighting really lays the foundation for a final composite that is second to none. You obviously know how to draw every ounce of talent out of the people around you. Hat’s off to you, your models and the entire production team.
Terrah
October 13, 2009 at 9:37 PM
‘Bout damn time you came back to the blogging world.
John Lionti
January 6, 2010 at 12:46 PM
Wow.