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Shea Marie and Lanna at the windows in the Grand Salon, pause for just a moment..
I can not help but wonder what they will remember when they reflect back upon this one unforgettable weekend…
I’ve been doing this for over 15 years.
I was inspired to do this at the age of 22 by Helmut Newton.
I have a love affair with the kind of photography that I do that is beyond my understanding.
I do beautiful fine art coffee table books.
I’m married to my stylist and the love of my life, Raven.
Oh! And I throw parties for a living.
Large parties.
-JULIAN
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Comments
Julian, you must have gone thru most all of your memory cards from this shoot!! Such an amazing pair to work with! I’d have had a camera meltdown!! Just amazing images and beauty!
So True! It’s the kind of thing where you just Hate to put the camera down!! :D
– Julian Wilde
Wonderful…
THX. And hapy to share some credit with an Amazing team of stylists and 2 equally Dangerous Ladies. :D
– Julian Wilde
I love the narrative element in your work..it is beautiful! An amaing image!
You’re right. This does have a cinematic quality. I luv it too! :D
– Julian Wilde
Gorgeous image Julian – beautiful styled, composed and captured.
Thank you Sir! And two of my favorites.
PS. And we get to do this for a Living!??? :D)
– Julian Wilde
You know… I shot this full length and wide angle. But the more I shot them, the more I realized it was about their incredible chemistry and thier faces, and Not my incredible space!! ;-)
– Julian Wilde
In a summation, this is
But you already knew that };-)
But I still don’t mind hearing it. ;-) THX Bro!
– Julian Wilde
Julian I think you instinct to crop this image the way you did created a dynamic between the two women that wouldn’t have been as apparent with more going on around them.
Precisely! ;-)
– Julian Wilde
great dramatic…….
Hey Ranjay! THX for dropping by the studio! :D
– Julian Wilde
Glad you caught his one! I usually take Monday’s off. But THIS I couldn’t pass up. :D
– Julian Wilde
It’s about the interaction. Wide angle would have worked also but not in the same way. The nice thing about this is that there’s a ‘fly on the wall’ quality of unseen narrative. Although we all know that flies take rotten photos. ;)
Yeah, tough call to make. I luvd the wide angle stuff, but “Disney” version sure helps focus the attention. ;-)
– Julian Wilde
Wow always the BEST from you awesome!
Rita, THX for coming by. Always appreciate your comments! :D
– Julian Wilde