A Portland Photographer's Random photos, Random thoughts...
My friend Winky Wheeler of W2 Design did the labels for this winery and had me shoot some bottles for her portfolio. Love shooting beer & wine bottles because it's a cool challenge to kick some light back to camera through the bottle. She mentioned this morning she's sending it on to another winery and it may lead to more wine work. Sweet!
posted by Brian Mc at 11:03 AM
I am a commercial photographer based in Portland, Oregon, USA. Originally from NJ, educated in AZ, PA, & NY, I moved to Oregon in 1996, shooting primarily advertising, editorial and lifestyle; weddings, portraits, products, locations , seniors, sports, reunions and special events, capturing moments and telling visual stories. Partial client list includes: Bristol-Myers Squibb, Caldwell College, CBS Records, Coates & Clark, Danskin, EC Company, Exxon, Johnson & Johnson, The Lawrenceville School, Lionel Trains LLC, Manos del Uruguay, Manufacturers Hanover, McCarter Theatre, McNeil Pharmaceuticals, Mid-Atlantic Country Magazine, New Jersey Outdoors Magazine, Nike, Northwest Sports Photography, Paragon Tile & Stone, Platt Electric, Premiere Homes Magazine, Pfizer, Sierra Club, Sprint, Tower Records, Weldotron. Often I'm asked to be a guest speaker for art associations, communication/business groups and I always enjoy speaking to student groups as well. When not photographing in the studio or on location, I have fun with my wife and daughter, family and friends, camping, traveling, rafting, cross-country & downhill skiing, and photographing nature & motorsports!
8 Comments:
BOO SPAM BLOGGERS!
Great shot. Love the subtle use of the reds, and the shine out the outline of the bottle really sells it.
-Matto
Cheers! Love this image...
Did you do this with speed lights or with studio lights? Nice shot, think I might need to go pour me a glass, join me?
awesome shot!!! hey do u know any place where i can get tutorials on this genre of photography? mostly on props n lighting..
Excellent picture! Love the effects!
Happy holidays!!! :))
There are few gifts one can give that last a lifetime, the inspiration you’ve so willingly and unselfishly shared with the world through your art and talent is one. I’ve been a fortunate benefactor, thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and the very best of the new year to you and yours.
Merry Christmas Brian!
this is a cool shot...I like it.
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