Glasshouse Assignment photographers Bob Martus, Kang Kim, Spencer Jones, Daria Khoroahavina and Clinton Perry capture texture, color & form.
“I approach still-life as portraiture of objects. My lighting and compensational choices are designed to tell the story of that object.” Bob Martus for Maison Birks & Oscar Heyman Studio. Feature image for Tumi 2016 Fall Collection
“Manufacturers attempt to censor and control our choices. My work endeavors to release their grip by exposing the most beautiful hidden elements that are found endlessly on rows of store shelving.” David Bishop for Kiehl’s Artfully Made
“I’m working with my wife, Shari Hershon of Indigo Jones Eats on a cookbook project. As the process has unfolded, I find myself transitioning from studio lighting to natural light. We have a bank of windows in our Manhattan kitchen that allows the warm light to pour in. It’s the ideal setting for getting the perfect shot. Spencer Jones
“My compositions are based on beautiful randomness, which is achieved by carefully picking each piece and placing it in it’s special position.” Daria Khoroshavina
“No matter what I am capturing in the studio, my goal is to encompass my subject with the proper algorithms of light and utilize the exact tools to make the resulting image and therefore subject look exquisite.” Clinton Perry for interior designer Kristin Riccio, Green and Grey Designs and Restoration Hardware
Artists: Bob Martus Kang Kim David Bishop Spencer Jones Daria Khoroshavina and Clinton Perry
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For more information about any Glasshouse photographers or for portfolio requests, please contact:
Kari Anderson or Sandy Murray
Artist Representatives, Glasshouse Assignment
917-499-2155 kari@glasshouseassignment.com
919-576-5334 sandy@glasshouseimages@gmail.com
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