This is Andrew:

This is Ben:

These pictures were taken at the end of September, which feels like a million years ago.  I am finally making my way through my editing backlog, hooray!

This is Daniel Mais, a great model who also happens to be a very talented photographer!

I’ll be adding more to Flickr very soon!

You can see last year’s pictures here.

I’m catching up on all of my editing for class, so I’ll post more pictures soon.

The day started out as a little bit of a disaster, because our location was completely packed!  I got there about half an hour early and drove around, got lost, pulled over onto a side street, and ended up at Todmorden Mills completely by accident.  It ended up being the perfect location!  We only stayed for around an hour because it started to rain, but we still managed to get some fun shots.

I’m very excited to be shooting their wedding next August in Israel!

For now, I’d like to share some movie stills I did for a short film called The Wedding Gift, directed by Naomi Ward and starring Rebecca Morash and Patrick Collins.  I was only there for one scene, but the script is hilarious and I’m excited to see how it turns out!

These have all been added to my Film & TV Gallery, which I’m slowly populating with images.

We’re having tons of fun so far, with lots of excitement from raccoons and bears to thwarting robberies to throwing cast members into the lake.

Here are a few behind-the-scenes pictures from this week:

Yes, that is as steep as it looks.

Director Brooks Hunter with Irena Angelousta, who is playing Victoria.

Movie-making in a boat!

Our lead, Vanessa Broze, getting taped up for her big kidnapping scene.

And apparently that’s all the middle-of-nowhere-Internet will let me upload for today.

I’ve also been putting more time into building my iStockPhoto portfolio.  Here are some of my recently accepted images.  These are all travel photos taken during my recent trip to Wales.

Taken in Brecon Beacons National Park during a ridiculous detour thanks to our GPS.

This picture is really gross when you zoom in to the full size.  Try it!

Taken in Kidwelly Castle.

Cows heading to be milked.

Taken outside Carreg Cennen Castle.

To date, I have 61 files in my portfolio.  My goal is to have 150 pictures in my portfolio by the end of 2009.  With 16 weeks left in the year, that means I have to have about 6 files accepted per week.

I will be out of town doing stills photography on the movie Babe With A Sword for the next 12 days.  We are filming a horror movie, at night, in the woods, with no cell phone service or internet.  This is a recipe for me becoming scared of my own shadow for the next 2 weeks.  Very exciting!  If I disappear, please assume it was a crazed forest-dweller wearing a scary mask and send help.

Before the show, the band and I took a walk around the venue and took some quick pictures.

The album was released yesterday, and you can check it out here.

Here are some pictures we took the other night for his show/album promo.  There are more pictures on Flickr.

These pictures were taken in a nearly pitch black schoolyard with a bare SB-600 flash on a stand camera right.