On Saturday I had the chance to participate in the fashion shoot for Mosaic’s “Hope in the City: The Other Side of the Tracks.” I was in charge of coordinating the photographers for the event this year. So when I sent out an invite to some friends asking for their time to give me a hand, I was pleased with the response. I was so happy to shoot with photographers with all different types of styles and skill levels. It was a great day for learning, teaching, encouraging, and networking for all involved. I didn’t get to shoot as much as last year, since I was managing all the photography going on. Plus the location I wanted to use was a little windy, to say the least, until the sun started setting. Make sure you read the bottom of this post for links to all the awesome photographers involved.
Just a few shots of the models getting ready. I am so thankful for my friends Lisa & Dan Soltis and them opening up their loft for us to use for staging and to shoot.
The rooftop at Lisa and Dan’s is pretty spectacular. I shot the whole time up there.
After the wind died down some I could use the section of the roof I really wanted to to use with a cool view of downtown LA.
These next two images were taken using a 1/2 second exposure.
Make sure you stop by the blogs listed below for more images from Saturday.
Solace Arts
Roberto Valenzuela
Brian Hamilton
The awesome photographers that gave up their Saturday to make this all possible.
Nicholas Sayaan
Brian Hamilton
Kolby Allen
Roberto Valenzuela
Joe Goger
Eric Tenorio
by RUSTIN MICHAEL
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