Showing posts with label lifestyle photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lifestyle photography. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Trevor Hart - Dublin Bus shoot
Following on from his successful TV ads for Dublin Bus, Stephen Rogers from Rothco commissioned me to shoot the outdoor campaign. Using the same cast we shot in Baggot street and Rathfarnham, with very mixed weather but got what we needed in the end. Everyone commented on how accommodating the South Dublin drivers were as we shot 'Purple Lightening' sitting in our self made traffic jam. "I can't imagine North Dublin drivers being so patient", said one commentator.
Music by Ethan Hart.
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Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Trevor Hart - Brennans bread new campaign
I was commissioned by Susie Lynam, Art Director at DDFH&B to work on a series of shots for Brennans, featuring the 3 children that are also part of the current Brennans' TV ad, Lucy, Romy and Ben.
Food stylist Ann Kenny did the styling on the bread and sandwiches.

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Food stylist Ann Kenny did the styling on the bread and sandwiches.
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Paul Fusco's "RFK" photobook
I was fascinated by the Channel 4 documentary, 'Bobby Kennedy: The Last Journey' about the photographs taken by Paul Fusco from a train carrying the body of Robert F Kennedy to his final resting place in Washington. The train travelled through miles of waiting people hoping to pay their respects and as the train passed, Fusco photographed the people with a 35mm camera using Kodachrome film. The images have the wonderful colour that you would expect and a little motion blur which also adds a point of focus and stillness to the faces of all those people. The photographs tell the story of that day but also of that time and it was inevitable then that the documentary film makers tracked down and interviewed some of the people waiting to see the train that day in June 1968. The book has been beautifully produced with really great scans of the original slides. If I can find a place where the documentary can be seen I'll post a link.
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Electric Ireland ESB rebranding image bank

These images are from an image bank recently completed with art directors, Steven Mangan, and Nicky Hooper, working with Cawley Nea.
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