I made a new self-promo picture shot on the rough-and-tumble "West Siyd!" It's a continuation in a series all staring kids called, Children Under the Influence. I promise you. Their parents are always present.
They grow up so fast.
I made a new self-promo picture shot on the rough-and-tumble "West Siyd!" It's a continuation in a series all staring kids called, Children Under the Influence. I promise you. Their parents are always present.
Reptiles 'R' Us
Today, my studio took on the look of a reptile petting zoo.
We had no fewer than 6 gigantic pythons and one alligator gracing
our presence. I'm continuing a personal series about children, and
needed a large, healthy snake.
The snakes were gorgeous and so gentle. I recommend you try one on some time.
Much thanks to Angela Finney for her styling collaboration, and Chicago Hepetological Society for making snakes possible.
Me and Phantom, the 80 pound Albino Burmese Python.
The picture I like best, though not the biggest snake.
Crew L to R: Keralee Froebal, Stephanie Foyer, Saverio Truglia, Angela Finney, Morgan Blaul, Cari Ann Wayman, and Chris Kitahara
We had no fewer than 6 gigantic pythons and one alligator gracing
our presence. I'm continuing a personal series about children, and
needed a large, healthy snake.
The snakes were gorgeous and so gentle. I recommend you try one on some time.
Much thanks to Angela Finney for her styling collaboration, and Chicago Hepetological Society for making snakes possible.
Me and Phantom, the 80 pound Albino Burmese Python.
The picture I like best, though not the biggest snake.
Crew L to R: Keralee Froebal, Stephanie Foyer, Saverio Truglia, Angela Finney, Morgan Blaul, Cari Ann Wayman, and Chris Kitahara
Guilt is Good
New Years is far enough in the past that those resolutions should be flying out the window by now. So if you're feeling weak, check out this weeks Time Out Chicago for a cover I shot for their issue about guilty pleasures. Mine is Ricotta cheese, breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Now for the unadulterated version.
Setting a tone.
They say that what you do on New Years day sets the tone for the rest of your year.
If true then I will be cold for the remainder of 2009. I took a bike ride in the 27 degree air to do some location scouting so I had my camera. These pictures show you why Midwesterners have the fortitude of Emperor Penguins.
Monroe Harbor, frozen.
Oak Street Beach bike path, frozen.
Me on a pier in Lake Michigan, almost frozen.
If true then I will be cold for the remainder of 2009. I took a bike ride in the 27 degree air to do some location scouting so I had my camera. These pictures show you why Midwesterners have the fortitude of Emperor Penguins.
Monroe Harbor, frozen.
Oak Street Beach bike path, frozen.
Me on a pier in Lake Michigan, almost frozen.
PDN again. Telling Stories.
I had another great opportunity to have my work mentioned by Photo District News Magazine (PDN) this month. This time in an interview with Moya McAllister, Photography Director at Story Worldwide.
As writer Scott Tillitt tells it, Story Worldwide's business is focused on "...branded magazines, corporate newsletters, direct mail, annual reports, online campaigns, Web sites and the like."
I shot the inventor and founder of the frozen ice cream company, Dippin' Dots at their Kentucky factory for the cover of Compass, the UPS customer magazine. The story feature is about how UPS is able to ship these hyper-frozen morsels straight to your door without letting a single one
melt.
Speaking about their choice to work with me, Tillit explains that "...the creative director, had wanted a fun, tongue-in-cheek image and McAllister immediately thought of Truglia's humorous business portraits." (Business has been a little funny lately wouldn't you agree?)
The December 2008 issue of PDN also showed my work in an interview with Liz Miller-Gershfeld, Senior Art Buyer for Energy BBDO.
As writer Scott Tillitt tells it, Story Worldwide's business is focused on "...branded magazines, corporate newsletters, direct mail, annual reports, online campaigns, Web sites and the like."
I shot the inventor and founder of the frozen ice cream company, Dippin' Dots at their Kentucky factory for the cover of Compass, the UPS customer magazine. The story feature is about how UPS is able to ship these hyper-frozen morsels straight to your door without letting a single one
melt.
Speaking about their choice to work with me, Tillit explains that "...the creative director, had wanted a fun, tongue-in-cheek image and McAllister immediately thought of Truglia's humorous business portraits." (Business has been a little funny lately wouldn't you agree?)
The December 2008 issue of PDN also showed my work in an interview with Liz Miller-Gershfeld, Senior Art Buyer for Energy BBDO.
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