High ceilings, large windows, natural light and creative neighbors. A new creative class is bringing their business to...
(01/17/09) High ceilings, large windows, natural light and creative neighbors. A new creative class is bringing their business to Sherman Mills. Custom fit-outs available. Click listing below to see details.See less
available at shermanmills.com
Flash from the Past VINTAGE FLASH CAMERA CLOCK This product is environmentally friendly. Click icon for more...
(06/09/08) Flash from the Past VINTAGE FLASH CAMERA CLOCK This product is environmentally friendly. Click icon for more information. This product was made by hand. Click icon for more information. You'll feel like smiling whenever you check the time with this wonderfully whimsical clock made from a vintage flash camera. This creative and nostalgic clock is handmade by Minnesota artist Debra Dresler, who aims to tell a story and give 'new life to old spirits' through her functional art pieces. Perfect for photography junkies and antique lovers will add personality and historic charm to any home. Since these clocks are made from actual vintage cameras, condition and model may vary slightly. $165.00 ITEM NUMBER: 16723 MATERIALS: vintage materials NOTE: Requires 1 "AA" battery not included. Includes one, non functioning flash bulb. SIZE: 8" H x 8" W x 6.5" DSee less
$165.00 available at uncommongoods.com
VINTAGE BOX CAMERA CLOCK Perfect for photography junkies and antique lovers, this creative clock is handmade of an...
(06/09/08) VINTAGE BOX CAMERA CLOCK Perfect for photography junkies and antique lovers, this creative clock is handmade of an antique box camera. Created by Minnesota artist Debra Dresler, who aims to tell a story and give 'new life to old spirits' through her functional art pieces. This whimsical and nostalgic clock will add personality and historic charm to any home. Since these clocks are made from actual vintage cameras, condition and model may vary slightly.See less
$145.00 available at uncommongoods.com
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Nicole, I love the way you've made a cinder block wall look so cool! This is my current space - and I love it! But my...
(06/03/08) Nicole, I love the way you've made a cinder block wall look so cool! This is my current space - and I love it! But my lease is up soon, and since being here hasn't led to more business, I may be moving. It makes me really sad, but I'm not sure I can justify the cost much longer.See less
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The door in the back there looks out over Long Beach Harbor and the Queen Mary. The entrance on the extreme left is a...
(06/03/08) The door in the back there looks out over Long Beach Harbor and the Queen Mary. The entrance on the extreme left is a landing that looks out over the Long Beach Grand Prix race cource and The Yard House restaraunt(over 250 different beers on tap ) The plasma over the closet pulls out and swings toward the clients sitting on the couch. The studio is also located directly over a funnel cake and waffle-cone ice cream shop. Been there just over 4 years. This is shot from my desk.See less
Well, I took some photos of the studio yesterday.. I share the space with 3 other photographers and one journalist. The...
(06/03/08) Well, I took some photos of the studio yesterday.. I share the space with 3 other photographers and one journalist. The others have their workplace here, but I have my office and digital work-place at home, so I just use the studio for meetings and shooting sessions. It works quite well because we work with so different things, one photographer is only working for magazines and almost never shoot in the studio, another is a commercial photographer working for Volvo from time to time and then uses their big studios, the third works with advertising agencies and is the only one using the studio apart from me (by the way, in the 80-ies she was over in the US working as an assistant to Monte Zucher so I do get some good tips on posing and lightning from time to time). I work some with companies, doing portraits in the studio and some with private customers doing portaits and a few weddings here. Mostly I shoot outside, but I like every opportunity I get to practice with lightning indoors...See less
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I've got a brand new space that nobody's seen yet... will post a seperate thread on it, but here's a couple of snaps of...
(06/03/08) I've got a brand new space that nobody's seen yet... will post a seperate thread on it, but here's a couple of snaps of the MEETING area only, for this thread. Was a dog groomer's for 12 years- and was built in 1981, so we had some serious remodeling to do!! 4 Grand worth!! Will have before & after in the other thread. What the clients see when they sit:See less
Here is ours. Definitely NOT contemporary. The left side: The center: The right side: No client images on the wall, only...
(06/03/08) Here is ours. Definitely NOT contemporary. The left side: The center: The right side: No client images on the wall, only my family images. I sell weddings from the albums and the screens (The computer armoire is normally closed, unless I am showing an album design). I like to sell wall portraits to families, and this is suggestive selling, even to those who do not employ me to photograph their wedding. The fireplace is oak and marble. The carpet has an inlaid pattern in the middle. The sofas and chairs are Rococo. The screen is a 65 inch Mitsubishi with Bose surround sound. The coffee table with all the albums is the one I want to replace. I'd like one that has a shelf underneath, so that I don't have to have everything on top. But it also has to go with the rest of the room. Anyone seen something like that? RaySee less
In the rough: Those panels are what we use at bridal shows, just lying around right now. The center thing will house a...
(06/03/08) In the rough: Those panels are what we use at bridal shows, just lying around right now. The center thing will house a big TV, with a faux mantel piece above. The entrance door is on the right, the open passage is to our office, where I have a temporary desk set up on a rolling scaffold. The left opening leads to the camera room. The fellow in the red shirt just returned from a little snowshoeing, and looks a bit weary, to be sure. Ready or not, a potential client is coming by tomorrow, another on Friday (but this client will also be our painter).See less
I meet with almost all potential clients at our home. I will on occasion travel to them, but like to have them here so...
(06/03/08) I meet with almost all potential clients at our home. I will on occasion travel to them, but like to have them here so they get the full effect of my presentation. Here's mine:See less
Here is a couple of views of my desk: If you'd like to see the rest of the place... Lobby Sudio area from front Studio...
(06/03/08) Here is a couple of views of my desk: If you'd like to see the rest of the place... Lobby Sudio area from front Studio area from back Camera room Conference room Kitchen This is were I spend most of my life. -BradSee less
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