Hell Yeah magazine #2 launches tomorrow in Brisbane. For this issue I photographed 30 or so people wearing their favourite t-shirt. BIG DAY, but the shoot itself was a whole lot of fun. thanks to everyone who helped make it happen, and a special shout out to my main main Brent Kerr for handling business with the lighting and trying his best to keep me out of the way of said lighting.
Here's a behind the scenes video that Jonathan Baginski (wolfdiary.com) put together:
A couple of months ago I went along with my homies in the Ironlak Team for their Byron Bay roadtrip. At first there was no painting planned but you can't get these guys together without SOMETHING going down. So the "no pressure" wall ended up turning into what you see below.
Here's a little video we made of the weekend's activities. I'll post some extra photos from the trip at a later stage.
The Ironlak Team's Byron Bay Roadtrip. Featuring; Tues, Sofles, Sirum, Linz and Reals.
We dropped this video about a month ago but I shot all the photographs that make up the film when I was in Copenhagen one year ago.
Bates really wanted to not be a person in front of his piece, but rather have the video focussed on the graffiti side of things, keeping things anonymous like it used to be. Rather than screw around with footage, I decided to shot the whole thing in still photographs. I was really happy with how this came together, I think Sel did a great job of stitching this all together.
This promo for Reload By Ironlak came out a while ago now, but it's probably one of the favourite video projects that I've been involved with. We were stoked to have Trials and DJ Adfu create a track exclusively for this video and even happier with how the track came out. Thanks gents.
Music: Exclusive track for Reload - "Cambodian Rock" by Trials & ADFU (The Theory of Face)
Shot: Main camera: Luke Shirlaw and second camera: Selina Miles.
Cut: Selina Miles.
