Dexter

Its been such a pleasure to watch this kid grow :)

Table Shots

Stole some more things from Keri for a quick table top set up for my specialization class

Some views of the studio set up

Lots on the plate

This quarter will prove to be probably the most busy quarter I will ever have between both degrees, even more so then portfolio I and II for web - Crazy. All my class seem to be heaving shooting classes this quarter, which is exciting so a lot is being planned for in the works projects!

Have a lot of ideas to get through this week, so hopefully I get them done, also writing a proposal to a grocery store so I can maybe use their produce section - well thats the hope anyways :) Anyways have a few preliminary studies for some future projects, these are just views from around my mom's condo fun times! *Note the D3 I have been borrowing from school is in dire need of a sensor cleaning, I spend more time removing dust then anything. I didn't really remove it from these as much because they are preliminary images and there for not very important.

Ahh my first thing I see when I leave the house view - condos wonderful ha!

I think the juxtaposition is humors when I drive down the street

Cobb Wedding

Occasionally I will do a wedding. As to date I have done 5. I usually find weddings to be a lot of pressure and hard work, but will take them on as they are a good source of income. However I do not really want to do wedding photography permanently hence only having done a few. The Cobb wedding was a long day of work somewhere around the hours of 7am till 3am the next day I believe was when Antoin and I left and then arrived home. Great couples really make weddings fun and worth doing - the Cobbs are that type of couple - we worked hard but had a great time!

O look its Mean Millies and Desert for Breakfast!

Antoin - Partner in crime - 2nd shooter for this wedding

The Cobbs :)

The Photographer table! only thing missing the canon 30d used to take the picture

Great Escape

Occasionally I will do work for Telegraphics, Inc sometimes web work sometimes its photography. This time it was photography. I grabbed Colin to help out and we took some photos for a redesign of the restaurant The Great Escape in Schiller Park, Illinois. I don't usually do architectural photography, but here is a preview of some of the interiors, enjoy :)

Look Back: Spring 09 Class Projects

Getting ready for my 2nd to last quarter of school thought I would take a look back at some spring 09 quarter work.

*All images © Sarah Bruchman unless otherwise noted

Magazine layouts for Editorial

Depiction of conflict for Editorial

Poster made for Art direction Photos of Gene by Amberly Schmidt

Poster made for Art direction Photos of Gene by Amberly Schmidt

Cologne ad for Art Direction

Had to make milk cartons - will forever remember this project and the tetanus shot it caused

Blurb book project for Art Direction - Photo by Antoin Huynh - Cover

Blurb book project for Art Direction - Photo by Antoin Huynh - Table of Contents

*The rest of the inside pages consisted of images and their photographers

Grillin in the Rain at School

Today the teachers, faculty, and staff had to endure long meetings at school - Im sure many of them were bored, however I would have liked to sit in and see their sabbatical presentations I'm sure those were neat. Anyways these long meetings mean food for us student workers! Woot

Did I mention it rained today?

Also, boss-man Steve gave Jason and I a box of velcro for organizational purposes while we were cleaning out the equipment cage. Logically we found lots of things to use velcro on - I mean who wouldn't!?

My feets got wet from standing in a puddle

This needs some sort of white light and angelic music around it.

Yum! :)

So I thought this was a busted fan - turns out its not

What we Velcro!

O, I also created this poster for the cage to describe the equipment checkout process - fun slightly creative project.