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Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
busy past few days
I have been pretty busy the past few days, shooting at secret house shows for the volcano, engagement shooting, and some automotive stuff for fun!
So instead of making a bunch of different posts I decided to just make one with all the content in it.
ABC Shoot.
these photos are from the ABC house in Olympia.
The story was mainly about the vibe from the shows so I tried to shoot accordingly.
Here are some pics from an engagement shoot I did a few days ago. Turned out pretty good despite the downpour!
Here are some pics I took for myself of my buddy's EVO
ALSO
I helped Ian Coble (www.iancoble.com) on a redbull shoot of Tao Berman, the World's top extreme kayaker. Tao is an awesome guy and is insane at what he does, perfect runs every time - truly amazing to watch!
Check out ians blog on the shoot!
http://www.iancoble.blogspot.com/
So thats pretty much what I have been up to the past few weeks. More to come.
So instead of making a bunch of different posts I decided to just make one with all the content in it.
ABC Shoot.
these photos are from the ABC house in Olympia.
The story was mainly about the vibe from the shows so I tried to shoot accordingly.
Here are some pics from an engagement shoot I did a few days ago. Turned out pretty good despite the downpour!
Here are some pics I took for myself of my buddy's EVO
ALSO
I helped Ian Coble (www.iancoble.com) on a redbull shoot of Tao Berman, the World's top extreme kayaker. Tao is an awesome guy and is insane at what he does, perfect runs every time - truly amazing to watch!
Check out ians blog on the shoot!
http://www.iancoble.blogspot.com/
So thats pretty much what I have been up to the past few weeks. More to come.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
James Hume
I got another assignment from the Weekly Volcano, this time i was to shoot James Hume a painter, musician and all around great guy. Since i am trying to get more into the music scene i figured why not use this opportunity and shoot it as if i was shooting for Rolling Stones or SPIN magazine.
James from his early days as the vocalist from the band "RoadRunner"
The photo above is from the bands myspace. LINK
Here is a Quick Bio on him from http://www.gatlinet.com/hume.html
"Raised in the Pacific Northwest in the Seattle Tacoma area, while still in cap and gown from graduation, Hume moved to San Francisco. With music being his primary artistic outlet, the bay area became fertile ground for experiencing rich cultures, color and sound and the plain craziness of the area.
With music in his blood and a mic in his hand, James’ band rocked the airwaves playing with Motley Crue and Night Ranger. The band’s EP album beat out Ozzy Osbourne’s Bark at the Moon in the BBC Critics Choice Awards. Further fanning the flames of the band’s ego, Metallica opened for Hume’s band at a Southern California show. Now famous metal/rock band (Metallica) was forced to use the nightclub’s men’s room as a dressing room.
Transitioning from rock stage to radio studio, Hume was the token ‘long hair’ at stations KCBS and KRQR for 3.5 years before returning to the Northwest. A short stint at NBC-TV kicked off 18 years directing freelance television. A wide variety of subjects provided James the uncommon opportunity to shoot film at the White House.
Of the subject matter Hume captured on film, surprisingly boxing matches held the most allure, while creating a lengthy 52 episode series shot in Montana proved to be the most taxing. Documentaries, commercials, short films, television series and videos took this director overseas to Europe and all across America covering 25 states in the process.
Hume produced award winning short films, was the Director of the Tortured Artists Film Festival and Last Reel Film Festival, Hume was an integral part of Tacoma gaining recognition for more than just metal and punk bands.
Adding visual static art to an already stacked repertoire, renaissance man James Hume launched himself full force into painting in 2002.
After attending college with his focus on film, Hume has diverged in recent years and poured his creative energies onto canvas. Hume only attended the usual high school art classes, but the Lakewood Washington native gleaned much from the instruction in a technical drawing class. Being forced to use such meticulous precision in the drawing of mundane mechanical parts has served him well. The attention and patience to intense detail required by that class taught the bourgeoning young artist much in the way of pains-taking patience and commitment to a project’s completion.
During high school years Hume was in a band called Vandal, which became Mad Hatter and finally Roadrunner.
His art currently can be described as part of a Bauhaus art movement with text and imagery used simultaneously in one piece of artwork. In the past, Hume has mostly created combination pieces in the Hi art genre. At present he finds himself leaning towards simpler works. Hume paints with acrylics and until recently had maintained a theme in the use of the color red. Presently, James Hume paints in his private studio on his 106 year-old estate in Lakewood, Washington."
Pics from the shoot.
James from his early days as the vocalist from the band "RoadRunner"
The photo above is from the bands myspace. LINK
Here is a Quick Bio on him from http://www.gatlinet.com/hume.html
"Raised in the Pacific Northwest in the Seattle Tacoma area, while still in cap and gown from graduation, Hume moved to San Francisco. With music being his primary artistic outlet, the bay area became fertile ground for experiencing rich cultures, color and sound and the plain craziness of the area.
With music in his blood and a mic in his hand, James’ band rocked the airwaves playing with Motley Crue and Night Ranger. The band’s EP album beat out Ozzy Osbourne’s Bark at the Moon in the BBC Critics Choice Awards. Further fanning the flames of the band’s ego, Metallica opened for Hume’s band at a Southern California show. Now famous metal/rock band (Metallica) was forced to use the nightclub’s men’s room as a dressing room.
Transitioning from rock stage to radio studio, Hume was the token ‘long hair’ at stations KCBS and KRQR for 3.5 years before returning to the Northwest. A short stint at NBC-TV kicked off 18 years directing freelance television. A wide variety of subjects provided James the uncommon opportunity to shoot film at the White House.
Of the subject matter Hume captured on film, surprisingly boxing matches held the most allure, while creating a lengthy 52 episode series shot in Montana proved to be the most taxing. Documentaries, commercials, short films, television series and videos took this director overseas to Europe and all across America covering 25 states in the process.
Hume produced award winning short films, was the Director of the Tortured Artists Film Festival and Last Reel Film Festival, Hume was an integral part of Tacoma gaining recognition for more than just metal and punk bands.
Adding visual static art to an already stacked repertoire, renaissance man James Hume launched himself full force into painting in 2002.
After attending college with his focus on film, Hume has diverged in recent years and poured his creative energies onto canvas. Hume only attended the usual high school art classes, but the Lakewood Washington native gleaned much from the instruction in a technical drawing class. Being forced to use such meticulous precision in the drawing of mundane mechanical parts has served him well. The attention and patience to intense detail required by that class taught the bourgeoning young artist much in the way of pains-taking patience and commitment to a project’s completion.
During high school years Hume was in a band called Vandal, which became Mad Hatter and finally Roadrunner.
His art currently can be described as part of a Bauhaus art movement with text and imagery used simultaneously in one piece of artwork. In the past, Hume has mostly created combination pieces in the Hi art genre. At present he finds himself leaning towards simpler works. Hume paints with acrylics and until recently had maintained a theme in the use of the color red. Presently, James Hume paints in his private studio on his 106 year-old estate in Lakewood, Washington."
Pics from the shoot.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
double wedding weekend
last weekend i had 2 wedding gigs. One was at Cave B right next to the gorge. The second was in sumner. Both of the weddings went very well, i got some really good stuff.
just grabbed a few pics from both weddings.
more pics here
http://patricksnapp.com/index2.php?v=v1#/proofing/
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just grabbed a few pics from both weddings.
more pics here
http://patricksnapp.com/index2.php?v=v1#/proofing/
pass: wedding
Monday, August 23, 2010
808 show
shot a house show at a place called 808 for the volcano again. cant say to much about where it is at because they dont want it to get shut down lol since it was a smaller show and i didnt want to use a big flash so i just cranked my iso up to 2500. The quality is actually better than i though lol plus it gives it a dirty feel.
the place is pretty cool, alot of younger kids but the music was quite good and i will probly go back again some time.
The story is about the feel of a house show so i tried a few different things and got some pretty cool shots.
www.patricksnapp.com
the place is pretty cool, alot of younger kids but the music was quite good and i will probly go back again some time.
The story is about the feel of a house show so i tried a few different things and got some pretty cool shots.
www.patricksnapp.com
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Wedding 8.14
shot a wedding last weekend, it was SUPER sunny and around 98 degrees. It was out in Everett Washington. Shoot went well but they were very off of schedule so it got difficult some times. Below are some pics and a link to more in the private gallery.
for more photos go to
http://patricksnapp.com/index2.php?v=v1#/proofing/
PASS: wedding2
for more photos go to
http://patricksnapp.com/index2.php?v=v1#/proofing/
PASS: wedding2
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
wedding 8.7
was a second shooter for a four hour wedding last weekend in Olympia. Shoot went ok pretty short but got some pretty cool stuff. Below are some shots im publicly allowed to show but go here for the private shots.
patricksnapp.com/index2.php?v=v1#/proofing/
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not to much to say had a good time and a good shoot :)
more to come.
patricksnapp.com/index2.php?v=v1#/proofing/
pass:wedding1
not to much to say had a good time and a good shoot :)
more to come.
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