Come one, come all to our first ever Pre-Halloween Bash!
Kegs, ice shot blocks, beer pong, drunken hopscotch, Rock Band, loud music, tons of room (three buildings on a half acre lot) and of course, plenty of twisted shenanigans.
OPEN INVITE:
Bring as many people as you like and stay as long as you want. Plus, we also have plenty of room to crash if needed.
The only stipulation is that you MUST DRESS UP!
(you don't have to be elaborate or anything)
This was a photoshoot series I did this Summer for the Stechers, Rick and Kelsey. They both dig zombie flicks, especially Rick. So they wanted their engagement photos based around the concept of the undead. Here's the story.
The scene begins with the Stechers on a date to the movies (that's what they did on their first date and many many times after) at the Warren Theater. Upon leaving, they're surprised by an attack of the living dead! You might think they would be running for the hills, but these rotting buffoons picked the wrong couple. This ass kicking pair had driven Rick's Zombie Outbreak Response Vehicle, a decked out cop bike which just so happened to have a couple of corpse fighting instruments stowed away. Needless to say, this small trio of zombies didn't know what hit 'em.
Check out the slideshow below!
There are actually 39 total photos in this series but these were the 19 that really told the story. Plus, that gives those people that know the Stecher's a fun thing to discover in their private collection. On a side note, my brother Richard is the main zombie that the couple first encounters. The other two were friends of Rick and Kelsey. I also want to give big ass props to the make-up work done by Richard Hoffman. You will be seeing the two of us working together again for sure.
I have to admit, this was by far the best wedding related shoot that I have ever done. I love this kind of work so keep those ideas coming! And of course, anyone looking for creative (not necessarily creepy, unless that's what you dig) ways to do standard photos like for engagements, senior photos, business shots, you name it, I'm your man.
*ahem*
Sorry, I had to do a little bit of hustlin' and stick in a shameless plug. I gotz kidz to feed man!
So I've started expanding my artistic vision as of late and I'm investing in all new pro equipment. I created the image below as a promo poster for another company that wanted to rep what I do. Check it out and see if you can tell what my new art medium is. Yes it's obvious... I just wanted to talk it up a bit.
The magic word is... video. Some of you might have already known since I did it lightly at my last full time day job. But the difference this time is that I can do whatever I want. Ya, ponder on that one a bit.
