Showing posts with label editorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label editorial. Show all posts
Friday, July 22, 2011
Monday, July 11, 2011
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Norman Magazine ISSUE1
Of course they didn't pick the ones I would have but HEY, they are published.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
I am so lucky
I feel so connected to the universe.
All the souls I've had the absolute pleasure of meeting in my short life.
And once again I thank facebook and the world wide interweb,
for helping me keep in contact with their daily wit & masterpieces and loves & travels.
And I LOVE blogs.
© Wolfgang Kvietkus
There are two in particular that I want to share right now.
Stay at Home Dad
The laughter factor of the incredibly talented human being, Wolfgang Fitzwilliam Kvietkus, who is lucky enough to be married to my old friend Marisa, has started a blog. If his name doesn't make you want to check it out, don't, you wouldn't appreciate it properly.
Once you've wiped the tears from your laughing eyes, you will want to read the wit of
The Product of My Restless Mind
and it's literary talent, Gabby Bevel.
© Vanessa Rudloff
She was my victim for the latest spread in Norman Magazine (the new publication combination of Silk and Abner). Coming to a coffee shop near you. I think it's safe to say that Gabby is another reason why I am meant to be here, in the not so well known city of Norman, OK.
This post is to keep them accountable.
Reminding them that people are reading. And they want to continue to read the genius that flows out of their craniums onto their cyberspace realty.
And I hope their fingers continue to be magical.
Smiles and smiles and smiles for miles and miles and miles.
V
And once again I thank facebook and the world wide interweb,
for helping me keep in contact with their daily wit & masterpieces and loves & travels.
And I LOVE blogs.
© Wolfgang KvietkusThere are two in particular that I want to share right now.
Stay at Home Dad
The laughter factor of the incredibly talented human being, Wolfgang Fitzwilliam Kvietkus, who is lucky enough to be married to my old friend Marisa, has started a blog. If his name doesn't make you want to check it out, don't, you wouldn't appreciate it properly.
Once you've wiped the tears from your laughing eyes, you will want to read the wit of
The Product of My Restless Mind
and it's literary talent, Gabby Bevel.
© Vanessa RudloffShe was my victim for the latest spread in Norman Magazine (the new publication combination of Silk and Abner). Coming to a coffee shop near you. I think it's safe to say that Gabby is another reason why I am meant to be here, in the not so well known city of Norman, OK.
This post is to keep them accountable.
Reminding them that people are reading. And they want to continue to read the genius that flows out of their craniums onto their cyberspace realty.
And I hope their fingers continue to be magical.
Smiles and smiles and smiles for miles and miles and miles.
V
Friday, June 3, 2011
Elin Jakobsdottir
Last November I shot the above photo of a model I knew only as Elin that I happened to be at the same gate with when leaving Paris for Iceland. Elin of Iceland.To my astonishment, I never fully googled an Elin from Iceland, assuming she was just another model I've come across. Had I done my job properly I would have discovered (as I just recently did) that she is the same Elin Jakobsdottir of supermodels.nl, a website from which I receive regular emails. It was on one of those random poking afternoons that I visited the old haunt and found her page.
Oye!
I'm more freshly inspired. And must share.









Monday, May 9, 2011
Tim Walker in the sand and sun









I'm shooting a wedding for a couple that is moving to South Africa after the wedding...and I'm inspired to share my fantasies of following them for photoshoots galore!
Please enjoy this tasty editorial by Mr. Tim Walker.
Oh how i love it.
V
Please enjoy this tasty editorial by Mr. Tim Walker.
Oh how i love it.
V
Maria Robledo Photography




These striking photos of David Austin's antique roses were shot by Maria Robledo for this month's Garden Design Magazine.Full pages of soft, vibrant photos. Breathtaking!
On a little reconaissance mission I found that Robledo just won the photography award from the IACP (International Association of Culinary Professionals) for her photography in the Chanterelle cookbook.
Congrats and thank for you for the inspiring and gorgeous photos!
Now off to work.Bisous.
V
Saturday, April 16, 2011
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