I received my First Pentax DSLR as a gift in High School from my Dad, who used the brand in the 1980’s and still had some old lenses lying around. Within 2 years of living and shooting in Canada, she was featured in a Canadian Geographic Collector’s Edition as a featured wildlife photographer, and attends Art Shows where she sells prints of her work. Rene draws from this inspiration and uses it to create photographs that imitate a painting in colour, balance, contrast, and drama but still retain the detail and appearance of a photograph. She is inspired by Classical painters such as Albert Bierstadt for his epic and romantic landscapes, and Caravaggio for his intense, moody style and fearless use of black dark tones and contrast. This drastic change of scenery fueled her newfound fascination for nature photography, especially in regards to wildlife photography. Around this same time she had just recently immigrated from the Southern United States to Ontario Canada, where much of the wildlife and landscapes were unfamiliar to her. She has been using Pentax for most of her life as a hobby, however after graduating from college she upgraded from her K-X to a K-3 II and began taking her passion for photography more seriously. She has dabbled in various art mediums such as traditional drawing and painting, digital art, and even 3D modeling, which she studied for her BFA from Savannah College of Art and Design. For her, the greatest joy of photography is exploring the medium as an art form and sharing the resulting experimentation with others.
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Rene Fisher is professional artist and an up and coming Nature and Travel Photographer based out of Ontario, Canada. Kerrick’s thirst for adventure has driven him to become the photographer he is today. I love to teach and am always thrilled to share my vision and experiences with everyone who loves making meaningful photographs.” His philosophy about travel photography is simple: “Photography is our shared visual language, and freely connects all cultures. He has rafted the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon 17 times, and recently wrote and shot cover features as disparate as exploring Venice and the Bisti Badlands of New Mexico on assignment. His favorite assignments have taken him on active adventures like kayaking, hiking, climbing and exploring the wild places of the planet. Kerrick shoots all aspects of destination travel, including cruising, architecture, sports and wildlife, but Kerrick is best known for his dynamic landscapes and images of ecotourism. With the American West and Pacific Rim as his home territory, he has taught more than 70 photo workshops over 16 years, from Panama to Alaska, Italy to New Zealand, and Hawaii to Zambia. He has also shot a variety of travel-themed books on subjects like Route 66, and other travel destinations worldwide. His images have been featured on more than 200 book and magazine covers, and he’s written numerous feature stories for travel publications. “It’s a great trend - I love the ‘60s and ‘70s references - and Adele wears it beautifully.” And for viewers, there’s another bonus: “It’s also nice that you can actually purchase this dress - it’s available now.Kerrick James has worked as a full-time travel journalist since 1990, and his story travels have taken him to six continents and nearly 80 countries. “It’s so on trend: the flow-y elevated hippie kind of thing that has been going for three to four seasons now,” Paul adds. The final dress choice “just felt right,” Paul says, adding that it was the first time Adele had worn Dolce & Gabbana. In the end, even sequins weren’t necessary for Adele to nab the spotlight.
“At the time, I was like, ‘We could go to the Met Ball with this - it being a sci-fi theme this year and all!’” Many of the pieces actually were sequined because “we had talked about lighter fabrics and also possibly something that reflected the light,” he says.
Initially, the stylist started with two racks of clothing. Also, because there was movement slated in the video, the dress needed “to flow.” It was quite dark, the background, and we needed something that would show up against that,” he explains. (Photo: Getty Images)Ĭalling Billboard from Los Angeles, Paul says Adele followed the director’s lead: “It was really about what he needed from the dress.
FLORALS FOR DAYS: A look from Dolce & Gabbana’s spring 2016 collection.
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