She came here with a vision, and walked every single step on the ladder to where she is now. Every step involved meticulous research and planning. Her ideas requires her to constantly try out new techniques and equipment before feeling settled on shoot. Don’t be surprised if you catch her with a pogo stick, an industrial laser or pieces of broken Japanese liquor bottles held together by duct tape on shoot day. It just means her brain is working. Specialized in fashion and portraits, she puts her skills to work for visionary creators, film producers and commercial art directors. Her works are featured in Vogue Homme Japan, Smug, D2, and the Wall Street Journal among many other.
Samuel is like many other estheticians – humble perfectionist. He demands the same from all other people involved. He’s at his best when he works both with and for the doers; people who knows what they want and were to go with it And above all, what he does today always needs to better than what he did yesterday. Luckily for him, this mantra fits well in a constant developing industry, and suitable for clients interested in collaboration rather than just point and shoot. Samuel considers himrself a tourist in terms of photographic styles, with a keen interest in all processes and equipment. But his attitude certainly pays off. To Samuel, photography is a fully immersed process.
