Clients | Paul T.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
When I think about who the modern-day gentleman is a certain Paul T. comes to mind. Paul is crazy remarkable and carries that rare celebrity quality about him. He really is larger than life and has so many wonderful things in store for the future. He is currently the Associate Producer of Journey Film and paid tremendous contribution to the production of 50 Marathons, a tribute to marathon runner Dean Karnazes.
I'm most always excited before every shoot I do, but this one happened to be a very special one. In the past, I've had the opportunity to work with beautiful models, brides and overall talent, but this time the guys get some play on this blog. The other reason that makes this post so special is the fact that Paul is an amazing artist so it always a pleasure when I get to work with other creative individuals. Perhaps in the future he'll let me post his amazing work up here.
Paul recommended the Dogpatch neighborhood in San Francisco as a location for our shoot. If you're not familiar with this area, you should read about the neighborhood's history here. We really weren't supposed to be in the junk area, but one of the guardsmen let us in - talk about cool! If you're a couple or bride reading this blog and are ever out of ideas for locations, I highly recommend this place.
Before our shoot, I watched Domino starring Kiera Knightley. The movie became my muse.
I'm most always excited before every shoot I do, but this one happened to be a very special one. In the past, I've had the opportunity to work with beautiful models, brides and overall talent, but this time the guys get some play on this blog. The other reason that makes this post so special is the fact that Paul is an amazing artist so it always a pleasure when I get to work with other creative individuals. Perhaps in the future he'll let me post his amazing work up here.
Paul recommended the Dogpatch neighborhood in San Francisco as a location for our shoot. If you're not familiar with this area, you should read about the neighborhood's history here. We really weren't supposed to be in the junk area, but one of the guardsmen let us in - talk about cool! If you're a couple or bride reading this blog and are ever out of ideas for locations, I highly recommend this place.
Before our shoot, I watched Domino starring Kiera Knightley. The movie became my muse.
Ladies...calm down....
Paul, you are one of few of the most earnest and kind individuals I know. Thank you for being such an inspiration. I look forward to working with you again in the future!
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July 21, 2008 at 10:34 PM
Y U M M Y ! ! !