FJWestcott Booth: Monster Hunter
At Photoshop World 2012, this year FJWestcott, yet again, setup a great booth. They had three separate "scenes" that models were brought in and out of with a variety of stylings. This year was much more adventurous in the variety of looks presented. It ranged from cos-play, to steampunk, or horror, and even glamour/fashion. So whatever your interest, you were sure to shoot something that you'd be into.
Another of Daniel from Adobe in the FJWestcott Booth. There were people barking orders at Daniel to "do this, do that". There was one young lady in particular who was treating him a bit more like a piece of meat than anything. I wonder if she realized that he helps create the software that gives her a career? Daniel was extremely gracious and spent large blocks of time performing for the crowd. Crawling, leaning, smashing things, and more. You have to love that, you really do! I asked him one time, like a bad internet cliché, "Come at me bro!". This is what I got in that split second. Timing is everything, even when surrounded by fifty other people, all I could see in that second was him.
FJWestcott Booth: Monster Hunter
At Photoshop World 2012, this year FJWestcott, yet again, setup a great booth. They had three separate "scenes" that models were brought in and out of with a variety of stylings. This year was much more adventurous in the variety of looks presented. It ranged from cos-play, to steampunk, or horror, and even glamour/fashion. So whatever your interest, you were sure to shoot something that you'd be into.
Another of Daniel from Adobe in the FJWestcott Booth. There were people barking orders at Daniel to "do this, do that". There was one young lady in particular who was treating him a bit more like a piece of meat than anything. I wonder if she realized that he helps create the software that gives her a career? Daniel was extremely gracious and spent large blocks of time performing for the crowd. Crawling, leaning, smashing things, and more. You have to love that, you really do! I asked him one time, like a bad internet cliché, "Come at me bro!". This is what I got in that split second. Timing is everything, even when surrounded by fifty other people, all I could see in that second was him.