Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 10, 2016

Recent Work From The EP&A Roster

Every Tuesday see some of the newer work from artists on our roster -

Cory Dawson - 
KIND bars & snacks - CLICK HERE to see them on their website -



Adrian Mueller -  
PDN Photo Annual 2016
- Several images in Category Food/ Stock Photography
CLICK HERE -



Kevin Necessary -
Ford
agency - Team Detroit
art buyer - Gerry Kozikowski
creative director - paul kelly
creative director - hanna nester


Monday, May 2, 2016

Photographer's Freddy Fabris and James Lipman Join the Roster

We now have photographers Freddy Fabris and James Lipman on the Elizabeth Poje & Associates roster. 
Two photographers that enrich our roster in different ways. Freddy brings unique looks to any lifestyle and portrait with his distinct lighting and control over each element. James with his skill at controlling and capturing the art of what’s unfolding in front of him - allowing his automotive work to seem both planned and a slice of time. Rich images, control of light and color - these two guys are a remarkable addition to the EP&A roster. 

FREDDY FABRIS - new work, conceptual, automotive, portraits

Based in the US, raised in Buenos Aires, and born in New York this photographer brings that richness of life to his work. Freddy Fabris has a way with conceptual work, automotive, portraits - and you might be familiar with the series where all of these elements met. His Mechanic's Renaissance Portraits -



Huffington Post blogged the work and it received viral attention on reddit, gaining him hundreds of thousands of followers. His newest slice of time 1900’s portrait series was also featured on Huffington post.

Check out some interviews that came out of the work.
http://apanational.org/inspiration/entry/feature-freddy-fabris/
http://blog.foundfolios.com/post/123573804372/featured-contributor-freddy-fabris-chicago-based

In each interview, project, or campaign the love of doing the work comes through with Fabris. A desire to be involved, to create - not just capture. There is a richness, a smoothness, and an art to his client work and personal work. Because they aren’t separate in the way that he shoots. There’s as much heart and art in commissioned projects as the one’s he shoots for himself.











Check out more of his work on his website and follow him online as he is always creating new work!
https://www.facebook.com/fabrisphotography
https://www.fabrisphoto.com




JAMES LIPMAN - automotive, studio, the race
When we asked James Lipman for some words on himself and his work he replied “Due to being British, I'm totally incapable of talking myself up. But I'll give you what I can…” which primarily included a link to his work and his online profiles.TWITTER INSTAGRAM http://jameslipman.com

But truly, that’s all thats needed to explain Photographer James Lipman. His work speaks volumes about his interests, his view of the world, and where he sees beauty.




His website says “I photograph cars, trucks, aircraft and boats for publications and corporate campaigns across the world. Other passions include fixing things that may or may not be broken, riding motorcycles and flying small aircraft.” These interests shine bright in his work creatively and with clients. His most regular clients Bentley and Rolls-Royce.



Lipman does love working with the magazine Octane because of the love of old cars. Check out his series on our website under “the race” for a stunning story of the past.

Monday, January 25, 2016

Lauren Randolph - Travel, Work, Photography, and Making it Happen All Together.

Lauren Randolph has figured it out. She has the job she loves allowing her to do the things she loves. Her skill has always been in finding the magic in the everyday - the colors, the people, and the environment as a source of inspiration. It's a skill that's allowed her to take her photography on the road - not as a travel photographer but as a photographer that travels. 
Photography is one of the best jobs if you would like to travel for work. All you need is yourself, your camera, the ticket to ride -  and you have an entire commercial campaign. We've asked Lauren a few questions about her experience over the past two years with her major increase in travel.




Our first question for anyone who travels for work is if they travel for fun too, without a job taking them there. As it turns out she was just in London for the first time and soon to be back in Berlin to continue her project on the U-BAHN Railway.  In March/April she has a trip planned to Italy with her mom and sister, their first time to Europe. All on her own time and dime. She says “I've always had a very wanderlust side to me - taking cross country roadtrips, camping up the coast, finding any and every excuse to travel as a good one. Recently I've been fortunate enough to get the opportunity to travel for jobs - which I actually really love. I always carry my camera with me every where, but it's nice shooting with an assignment in mind. I've been lucky to be hired by brands and companies who allow me to still shoot and see what I want to when traveling. To me it's a win/win.”


Sometimes when you travel for work you are set up with travel plans and accommodations. Lauren Randolph explains “I just recently returned from a trip to Hong Kong. This was a city I've always wanted to visit, but was honestly a bit intimidated. It was great to go for work, because I knew I would be well taken care of - however, I got the opportunity to venture out into the streets on my own and really soak up the vibrancy and culture. Along the same lines, I'd really love to visit Tokyo on assignment someday.” 


She still has Greece and Ireland on the personal travel bucket list. “One so photogenic - white buildings, sprinkled along the cliff side, spilling into the ocean - and older history than I can even fathom. And Ireland because it's in my blood. Both sides of my family have Irish roots, and I'd love to spend time just exploring the country sides, and taking in the landscape.”


In her current trip to Europe she decided to turn her London stop into an extended week on her way to Berlin. A chance for a new city on her way to one that has her heart. “ I fell in love with Berlin last year, after spending almost 2 months working with The Lab Magazine and Generator Hostels. I've been back a few times since, and the city always seems to show me a new side of it. It's a city so rich with history, yet so diverse, and currently going through such changes. I can't get enough.”






On her first visit to Berlin, Germany our LaurenLemon started the hashtag #whileinbetween on Instagram along with fellow photographer, Michael Schulz aka @berlinstagram. “We worked together for Generator Hostels last year, and we needed to find a way to engage the online community. We asked people to share their in-between travel moments using the hashtag, because travel isn't just about the destination. I think there's something wonderful about being able to find beauty in the passing moments of travel as well. Since then we created a @whileinbetween account where we feature the best travel photos from around the world. The hashtag has since been featured by Instagram, and the account has over 14k followers.” 






The last important question to ask any traveler is - Which place has the best food? “Believe it or not, I actually really love the traditional German foods. I grew up eating bratwurst and sauerkraut, so it feels like comfort food to me. However, some of the best food I had was when working in Stockholm. Dishes were so well prepared and presented.”



Here are some travel tips from Lauren Randolph - @LaurenLemon. 
- Pack snacks. You never know how jetlag will effect your eating schedule, and you also don't know if you'll love the local cuisine. 
- Stay hydrated! Fly with an empty water bottle so you can fill it up on the plane. This is the only way to stay fresh and well on a flight. 
- Look up airline prices. Where's the cheapest place to travel abroad? Why not go there, surprise yourself. Sometimes the best places to visit are the ones you'd never expect.

Follow Lauren Randolph on her adventures online - 
laurenlemon.com/instagram
laurenlemon.tumblr.com
photolauren.com