Showing posts with label Skyspace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Skyspace. Show all posts

Monday, November 5, 2018

Time Out Skylent Disco in OUE Skyspace LA

I've been fortunate enough to make Time Out happy with each of the events I've covered for them over the past couple years, which means they've turned into a return customer. They've given me the opportunity to become somewhat familiar with the US Bank Tower in downtown Los Angeles, what I believe is the tallest building in LA with 71 floors. I'm usually covering events for Time Out on the 70th floor where Skyspace, the glass slide affixed to the side of the tower, is. 

This is my second Skylent Disco I've photographed for Time Out. The fun thing about that is, after having photographed it for the first time and having photographed a few other events for Time Out, I'm familiar with what's going to be on the shot list and what I need to photograph to make them happy. With that comes some freedom from the usual stress of working for a client. Looking at this case in particular, I was able to put on the headphones at the silent disco dance party and enjoy the music. Not only did that put me in a better mood and headspace, but I think it made me blend in a little more and make better photographs. I got what I needed and then I just tried to find some fun moments and try out some things I hadn't previously. I even stayed longer than I needed to because I was enjoying myself and there were still a few pictures I knew could be made.




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Thursday, July 12, 2018

Time Out Los Angeles Bar Awards

Last month I photographed both the Time Out San Francisco and Time Out Los Angeles Bar Awards. Here's my take from the LA event, where I worked in the US Bank Tower (for the 3rd time – such a cool place to work). This work is a little different than I'm usually doing, with the first 30 minutes or so being about making product/promo shots of sponsors' alcohol and the likes before people show up. It's a tight window to try and set multiple things up that are visually appealing. That being said, it's a really fun challenge, and once I've survived that, I'm on autopilot and working on just making fun photos of the event. 

And enjoying the bomb view of the entirety of Los Angeles. 

And watching the poor people crawling through traffic on the 101...

Anyways, here's some of my favorite photos from the night shooting for one of my favorite clients:


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