2010 October | Filmmaker | Photographer Cale Glendening

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Update 10/8/10

posted in Photography, blog Friday, October 08, 2010

These are a couple images from shoots I have done the past two months. More coming, just a couple for now.

With Alexis I was shooting with two lights and getting alright results. Then I just sat back and noticed how much better the natural light hit her. She has incredible glassy eyes. I moved my soft-box as close to her face as possible, using it as a bounce. The sun at her back gave her nice highlights and bouncing off the white soft-box just gave a beautiful reflection in her eyes..

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With Sabina, I was just overflowing light in from a massive window. I was using a light through the back door to blowout the back room and create a small rim light. Without the flash it was just a black square. Even though she was completely relaxed, her shoulder looks a bit awkward. Besides that, I was very happy with the outcome. I will always love some good natural source light when it’s available.

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KISS

posted in Music, Photography, blog Monday, October 04, 2010

I was fortunate enough to be given a KISS photo pass at their show. Seemed kind of surreal getting to shoot such a historical band like KISS. From the get go I knew these photos were going to look the best. This was my favorite set from Epicenter and one of my favorite sets to date. I knew I only had two songs to get everything I needed, so I rushed around a ton. If any of you wonder why they give us a song limit, it’s so we aren’t standing in front of all the kids who have been waiting all day to see them. We get a couple songs and then we leave. Also some bands just don’t like photographers. Hard to perform when you look down and have a sea of cameras and lenses in your face. There is about a good 10 foot barrier between the stage and the crowd that all the photographers stand in. Anyways, during the last moments of the 2nd song I noticed Gene Simmons look in my direction. Then he proceeded to point directly at me. I snapped about 5 photos before he looked away. Immediately after, I felt someone tapping on my back. I turned around and the guy behind me said “DUDE, PLEASE TELL ME YOU GOT THAT!” I love when bands have fun and interact with everyone, including photographers. Needless to say I was very stoked to capture that moment. Thanks!

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“I wanna rock and roll all night and party every day.”
- KISS

True that!

Cale Glendening

Klariza: so jealous . great photos hun <3 (10.04.2010 09:51pm)
Ima: A M A Z I N G...Now you r officially an Envy Maker, Cale. :) Love what you were doing with your camera...Parfait! (10.05.2010 02:13am)