Check this video out over at Chase Jarvis' blog. Incredible
Coffee and Donuts With Scobleizer and Friends
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Friday, August 28, 2009
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
You Belong Here Tuesday, August 25, 2009
I'll be showing about 15-20 images from South Africa the Second Saturday (Sept. 12) of September as part of this group show. If I haven't had the opportunity to speak with you about my experience in Africa, this would be a great way for me to explain it to you and have some visualization for you.
Be there!
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Thursday, August 20, 2009
A TOMS wedding? Thursday, August 20, 2009
I found this in my email earlier this week. What do you think?
A pretty cool idea in my humble opinion.
Jerome
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009
We're on Facebook! Wednesday, August 19, 2009
So become a fan! It's a great way to interact, see and hear what's going on with my photography! If I have photographed you before, please do me a favor; become a fan and write a review of your experience! Not only does this let others know what you think my photography but it also gives me ways to improve!
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Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Posters Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Wow, how the time flies. You all must forgive me for my lack of updates; there have been a lot of changes lately. I've moved, started a new job, completing projects and school starts soon. I'm already starting to feel the pressure.
Anywho, I've had little time to photograph lately, but I found some time to shoot these delightful posters that my roommate screen prints for local shows here in Sacramento. His group, Interval Press is setting a new[old] standard for show posters. No more Kinko's xeroxed flyers.
For the first time ever, I filmed myself shooting so you all could see how I work at times. Don't laugh at the editing. I've never edited a video before.
The purpose of the shoot was to highlight Interval's creativity with color and texture in their poster art. If you've ever been around midtown you've probably seen these posters in places like Luigi's or the Beat.
www.jeromelovesyou.com
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Anywho, I've had little time to photograph lately, but I found some time to shoot these delightful posters that my roommate screen prints for local shows here in Sacramento. His group, Interval Press is setting a new[old] standard for show posters. No more Kinko's xeroxed flyers.
For the first time ever, I filmed myself shooting so you all could see how I work at times. Don't laugh at the editing. I've never edited a video before.
Poster Shoot from Jerome Love on Vimeo.
The purpose of the shoot was to highlight Interval's creativity with color and texture in their poster art. If you've ever been around midtown you've probably seen these posters in places like Luigi's or the Beat.
www.jeromelovesyou.com
Read More Here.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Back to Work! Wednesday, July 29, 2009
What a busy few days it's been! As soon as I got back, I flew up to Spokane to see my beautiful new niece Lucia (Lucy) Addison Love. I can't believe I'm an uncle! So strange!
While I was up there, I took care of my cousin Derek's senior portraits. It was sort of weird getting back into the portrait mindset, but after a bit it all felt like a glove. A few photos from the shoot after the link.
I've always loved these shots. Guys like Keatley and Zack Arias have really shaped my way of thinking on the "typical headshot".
This was me just searching for a new angle. Not sure how I feel about it yet, but I messed around in post-production on this one. A little grain and selective focus, what do you think?
Same idea as the headshot above but with no fill.
And just a simple snoot from the top camera right.
el Fin.
Jerome
www.jeromelovesyou.com
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While I was up there, I took care of my cousin Derek's senior portraits. It was sort of weird getting back into the portrait mindset, but after a bit it all felt like a glove. A few photos from the shoot after the link.
I've always loved these shots. Guys like Keatley and Zack Arias have really shaped my way of thinking on the "typical headshot".
This was me just searching for a new angle. Not sure how I feel about it yet, but I messed around in post-production on this one. A little grain and selective focus, what do you think?
Same idea as the headshot above but with no fill.
And just a simple snoot from the top camera right.
el Fin.
Jerome
www.jeromelovesyou.com
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Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Mozambique Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Back to the States. Adjusted to the time. Sorting photos. I've made it this far. = D.
First off, I'd like to extend a HUGE thank you to all of you who have supported me in prayer, finances, or just great encouragement. This journey would not have been possible without you all.
THANK YOU.
I had the privilege of traveling to Mozambique for the last 10 days of my stay in Africa.
FACT: 1.1 Billion of the world's population don't have access to clean water.
FACT: Clean water improves not only the quality of life for its recipients, but increases life span.
FACT: We are doing something to reduce that first number and increase the second.
Together, we're making the lives of mothers a little brighter.
or we can brighten the future of these kids.
More after the link.
Beginning 8 July 2009, VOXUnited began drilling 1 of 5 planned wells in rural villages of northern, Mozambique.
Just to give you an idea.
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This is what the beginning looked like.
A beginning of a new future. A future where kids can live far removed from diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, dehydration and hepatitis A.
Where more than 1 in 5 kids can make it past age 5 and grow old.
So this is the end of Africa for me. For now..... Back to the comforts that we all take for granted. I'll go a bit deeper into Mozambique in the coming days, this was just a primer.
For more information on how you can get involved with bringing clean, healthy water to Southern Africa. Check this out.
Jerome Love
www.jeromelovesyou.com
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First off, I'd like to extend a HUGE thank you to all of you who have supported me in prayer, finances, or just great encouragement. This journey would not have been possible without you all.
THANK YOU.
I had the privilege of traveling to Mozambique for the last 10 days of my stay in Africa.
FACT: 1.1 Billion of the world's population don't have access to clean water.
FACT: Clean water improves not only the quality of life for its recipients, but increases life span.
FACT: We are doing something to reduce that first number and increase the second.
Together, we're making the lives of mothers a little brighter.
or we can brighten the future of these kids.
More after the link.
Beginning 8 July 2009, VOXUnited began drilling 1 of 5 planned wells in rural villages of northern, Mozambique.
Just to give you an idea.
View Larger Map
This is what the beginning looked like.
A beginning of a new future. A future where kids can live far removed from diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, dehydration and hepatitis A.
Where more than 1 in 5 kids can make it past age 5 and grow old.
So this is the end of Africa for me. For now..... Back to the comforts that we all take for granted. I'll go a bit deeper into Mozambique in the coming days, this was just a primer.
For more information on how you can get involved with bringing clean, healthy water to Southern Africa. Check this out.
Jerome Love
www.jeromelovesyou.com
Follow me on Twitter.
Read More Here.
