{"id":2455,"date":"2011-03-04T00:16:38","date_gmt":"2011-03-04T08:16:38","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.johnremus.com\/blog\/?p=2455"},"modified":"2011-03-11T13:10:44","modified_gmt":"2011-03-11T21:10:44","slug":"themed-shooting-with-kamal-moummad","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.johnremus.com\/blog\/themed-shooting-with-kamal-moummad\/","title":{"rendered":"Themed shooting with Kamal Moummad"},"content":{"rendered":"

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One great thing about working with someone like Kamal is that every time we shoot I can get at least two, if not more, very different looks out of the shoot. I got ahold of Kamal earlier this week after a number of cancellations left me frustrated and annoyed. The best part of having friendships with models like Kamal, they won’t waste your time if you say you want to shoot something.
\nSo, we decided it was long overdue to rock a new shoot immediately, and met up the next day.<\/p>\n

Creating a portrait of Kamal isn’t exactly something I would say is easy… and that’s simply because he has so many different looks. So I knew this would really just be more of a fashion and themed shoot type of day. The image above was more the casual-feel shot.<\/p>\n

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We also found this old chair in the basement of the building we were in to use. It was a nice contrast of old\/ugly to his clean\/sharp attire. The serious pose and piercing stare at the camera worked great as well.<\/p>\n

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And of course we HAD to do a gang\/hoodlum style image with a much more evil glare.<\/p>\n

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We also did some natural light headshots outdoors that afternoon. This one was actually really nice, except we moved shortly after because the background was a bit too distracting.<\/p>\n

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Playin around a bit before going inside to finish the character shots.<\/p>\n

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Also, earlier this week I edited a slightly older shot of good friend and singer Jesse Hart.
\nJesse is getting ready to go on tour again in Brazil and will be leaving the country shortly. So, for those of you in Brazil… keep an eye out for his tour dates.<\/p>\n

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And another recent addition to my portrait series is David Saber, DC. I met David a couple years ago through an old friend. This was a peaceful shot that I really liked and wanted to add here. His eyes came out a bit\u00a0turquoise\u00a0through my editing… honestly I’m not sure exactly why since I didn’t alter their color.<\/p>\n

Also,
\nI was recently contacted by RAWartists about showcasing some of my work at one of their upcoming events. Tonight I went to the Hollywood showcase they had. \u00a0I’m going to try and get more information on which upcoming show they’d like me to take part in. So, stay tuned everyone and I’ll be sharing information on when\/where you can come see my photography there!<\/p>\n

This weekend I have a few small shoots coming up including shooting friend Rick Thorne and the Good Guys in Black tomorrow night. They need new band photos for the Warped Tour this year.<\/p>\n

I’ll catch you all soon with more images, and more updates on what’s to come!<\/p>\n

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One great thing about working with someone like Kamal is that every time we shoot I can get at least two, if not more, very different looks out of the shoot. I got ahold of Kamal earlier this week after a number of cancellations left me frustrated and annoyed. The best part of having friendships with models like Kamal, they won’t waste your time if you say you want to shoot something. So, we decided it was long overdue to rock a new shoot immediately, and met up the next day. Creating a portrait of Kamal isn’t exactly something I would say is easy… and that’s simply because he has so many different looks. So I knew this would really just be more of a fashion and themed shoot type of day. The image above was more the casual-feel shot. We also found this old chair in the basement of the building we were in to use. It was a nice contrast of old\/ugly to… <\/p>\n

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