Drift

Beach melancholy. This is Alex Bechet. His girlfriend had just moved in to my house and we were hanging out. I had just shared my zinc surfers sunblock and recognized a prospective portrait in the making. Here it is.

Milk & Granite

I had a few go-sees at various agencies a few months ago. Paul at Full Circle had been telling me about this girl Jasmin whom he'd scouted abroad. I saw the polaroids and was wondering what on earth he was talking about, but when I met her she just rocked it.. We shot the next morning. What a personality! Jasi, thanks for being patient with these pics!

Day Two

This is my second day with Kiri Hartig.. First time we shot in the woods after our picnic.. The next day saw us making these:

Laura LaFrate

Laura, wild and energetic.

Ellen Rogers

My intention for this blog was to provide you with some personal work that wouldn't otherwise be seen, and so posting other peoples' work wasn't part of the idea. But I realize that, in life, we must evolve the plan. I saw this yesterday and fell in love. If you want to blow your mind... go see Ellen's work. She is exceptional.

http://www.ellenrogers.co.uk/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/beep_peep/

Autumn Sunday

featuring model Anastasiya Yakunina, this shoot happened by itself one sunday afternoon amidst a flurry of chaos. She was flying out of capetown the next day and we had to get these pictures printed before she left. It all worked out in the end. And the pictures are spectacular.

Abandoned Ghosts

I found an abandoned building in a small and very quaint town in west of Norway, where I am currently staying as I write this. It is totally unique in its solitude as the town is very well kept. There's not a blade of grass out of place and it's very conservative. This happened to be an old school, filled with debris and ancient ghosts of the generations of children that went there. I knew when I saw it that someday i'd shoot there. Anna I and and the school came together that day. Here's the story.