The media production company I co-founded, TITE Productions has been forging ahead with several new corporate video and photographic projects over the last year or two. 2017 has been very fruitful thus far and has seen the company grow from … Read More
A series of corporate portraits shot with TITE Productions. The client is a Johannesburg accounting firm, Blue Ocean Enterprises. The photographs were taken at a local coffee shop in Linden, Johannesburg, South Africa for a more casual feel. These images were … Read More
Commercial photography for the purveyors of fine indestructible bluetooth boomboxes, Demerbox. These images were used in an online advertising campaign, as well as on the company’s website. Demerboxes are constructed from virtually indestructible and waterproof Pelican cases and can run continuously … Read More
Band portrait photography for South African rock band Polar Dust. The concept with this shoot was to use ND filters and a very slow-shutter to achieve the ghostly image trails in these images. Shot on a black backdrop with studio … Read More
A series of photographs including portraits and restaurant shots. These images were shot for Nandos, a popular South African fast food franchise, to highlight the work and morale building of their restaurant managers (Patrao’s) and employees (Nandocas).
These images are what result from Google’s deep learning neural network being encouraged to hallucinate on images that I feed into the algorithm. From what I gather, the network has learned to recognise eyes, animals and other objects and begins … Read More
Whilst on shoot in Cambodia, I collaborated with a very talented lady, McKenna Royyce, to create a Survivor themed calendar for 2016. The images focused on the ladies of the different departments within the 300-odd crew of the US adventure … Read More
Rikki Hibbert and I shot Michael Rorke in studio and I then comp’ed him into a torpedo room of a submarine I had photographed in Simon’s Town, South Africa.
Rikki Hibbert and I shot Maritz Verwey on a BMW kindly donated by Cedar Isle Auto. With some comp work the whole scene was transferred to the streets of Maboneng.