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Sometimes while going through the archives I find an image that I wonder how it would look in black and white. This moment is from a wonderful little wedding I shot with Elizabeth Solaka in the summer. I enjoyed the color version, but I loved the monochrome conversion. It really isolated them from everything around them. Without the colorful flowers, the bright red bricks and the purple curtains there’s only one thing left to look at. I can’t imagine anything that could be as timeless as the emotions here. Photographs capture a lot more than beauty.
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Camille Marotte is one of those people that I always go back to for inspiration and general eye candy. Video has very recently become one of my go to places for ideas. Perhaps one day I’ll take the time to learn the trade, though for now I’m going to let people like Camille Marotte inspire me.
His work is aesthetically everything I seem to like. If only my work translated as beautifully as his. One thing that always amazes me is that there is only a few years gap between my age and his, as well as that of other upcoming creative artists. Sometimes I end up thinking whether I’ll be producing work of such caliber by that time. This all definitely gives me something high up to strive for.
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