Showing posts with label justin jay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label justin jay. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Fish Out of Water: Justin Jay Shoots Pro Surfer, Stephanie Gilmore in NYC

This is so embarrassing. We noticed that the blog hasn't been updated in an inexcusable amount of time. Thankfully it means we have saved bunches and bunches of new material that we will be hitting you with so be sure to keep us on your reading lists.

Starting things off is the summer-inspired story from one of our newest photographers, Justin Jay.


Justin Jay captures 2007 2008 ASP Women's World Champion surfer, Stephanie Gilmore on dry land.
Above and below are some shots of the Aussie's first visit to NYC.
And HERE is a link Surfline's story about her time in the big apple (she gives some great tips on surf spots so be sure to check it out as well).







Dip your feet into the rest of Justin Jay's work below:

Justin Jay
Justin Jay's personal site

Monday, July 27, 2009

Sugar High: Peter Ross and Justin Jay Shoot for Sobe's Summer Fridays


What an event! Peter Ross and Justin Jay were asked to create wonderful portraits as a celebration of Sobe and simultaneously ROCK OUT. That's right, kids, our photographers pulled off the nearly impossible proverbial task of chewing their bubble gum, AND walk down the street (WITH a swagger, we might add).
Sobe's Summer Fridays , organized by Epiphany Media was quite the to-do of the summer. There was music, dancing, artwork, and of course, Sobe refreshments for the taking.
The event was held at Stephan Weiss Studio in the west village. Thanks to a great team of hair and makeup, and with an amazing Seed Reps photo crew behind them, the beautiful people were made even more so.
With the help of Shootdigital's sd: i department, giant prints of the photographers work was also on hand making appearances in the forms of Chloe Sevigney, Outkast and Tommy Lee (among others).

Peter Ross's work on display at the event.

Justin Jay takes a moment to take in the view from the model's perspective.

Right before the start of the event--notice the mood lighting?

Peter Ross prepping the next victim...I mean SUBJECT!


Prepping for a portrait.....