Shooting with my dad
Posted by Craig | Filed under film, photos
Mamiya 645AFD. 80mm. Kodak Ektar 120. ISO 100.
Medium format :: Northeast
Posted by Craig | Filed under film, photos
Mamiya 645AFD. 80mm. Kodak Ektar 120. ISO 100. Northeast Minneapolis.
Beautiful and exciting!
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Last night I went to Barnes and Noble to find that one of my client’s books is out and features one of my headshots on the inside dust jacket. It was a pretty exciting moment for me! I snapped a couple of pics with my phone before I purchased a copy.
Here’s the original headshot. He wanted something that was moody that would have a similar look to the photographs of the actresses he writes about. If I remember correctly, I used an Elinchrom 300RX with a small, silver umbrella.
Congrats to Stephen Michael Shearer on what looks like a wonderful book!
Beautiful: The Life of Hedy Lamarr
IVEY Awards Pre-party
Posted by Craig | Filed under studio
The IVEY Awards are only one week away!
If you’re getting dressed up, stop by my studio for a quick drink and to have your photo taken before you hit the red carpet. Bring a date! Bring friends!
I’m just across the river in Northeast and will have everything ready to go so I can get you in and out quickly.
Whether or not you’re going to the IVEY Awards, if you want a fun photo to remember the night, stop on by! I’ll send your photo in an email later in the week. No cost. No catch.
When: Monday, September 20th @ 5pm – 9pm
Where: Craig VanDerSchaegen Photography (Map)
Casket Arts Building
681 17th Ave NE, #204
Minneapolis, MN 55413
612-245-8389
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=143518099023245
Thanks to Amelia for modeling in a fabulous dress!
Spotlight on sound
Posted by Craig | Filed under lighting, photos
Sound designer, Mike Hallenbeck
For the first time ever, almost all the professional sound designers in Minneapolis gathered together in one place—at my studio! I decided to spotlight them all, literally. You can view the full set on Minnesota Playlist.
Lighting info: The main light was an Elinchrom monolight with a 20-degree grid. The back light was a Canon 580EX II with a Honl 1/4″ grid, which I intentionally left visible in the background.