{ TOM LIN } DESIGN & PHOTOGRAPHY

 

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Seoul Sonic Tour NYC!

Galaxy Express rocking the Knitting Factory!
Seoul Sonic tour show photos are up!

The Seoul Sonic tour hit the big apple this past week, playing at The Knitting Factory in Brooklyn. Bands include: Big Phony, Kite Operations, Vidulgi OoyoO, Galaxy Express and Idiotape.

Head on over to the gallery and check it out, or jump straight to my Flickr and view it all high res!

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Monday, March 8, 2010

Daily News

One of my shots from the MySuit Madison opening party made it to the Daily News! Yay!

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Saturday, February 27, 2010

MySuit Madison Opening Party

I was asked to shoot MySuit's new Madison Ave. store opening party this Thursday. Roughly 430 photos taken! Head into the gallery to see some of the ones I picked out to post.

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Monday, October 26, 2009

Kite Operations!


Kite Operations shots are up! Photos for their press release of their latest album, "Festival"!

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Monday, March 23, 2009

Schmap!!

Cool, one of my photos was selected to be used as Cafe Orlin's feature photo on Schmap. heh! fun!

check it out!

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Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Redeye

Been up two day straight now, working. Haven't slept, not even a nap. Had to rush into the studio today cause the client was having a fit about wanting stuff ahead of time. Sigh, I'm so tired. I'm finally gonna get some sleep after this, two more sets to go!

I ordered two Profoto strobes after that bulb meltdown yesterday. Got me a set of Compact-R 600's with zoom reflectors and some silver beaded umbrellas. It should come in tomorrow, I'm so excited!!!

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Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Learning through process

So I've been really digging Andrzej Dragan's style and have been doing all of my self portraits in a hyper real technique lately. At first I would do them extremely exaggerated because the theory behind hyper real styles is that the details and features are accentuated so that there it feels almost too real. It makes it feel almost animated, slightly off about the photo. Stylized realism, sort of....


Now I realized excess exaggeration isn't necessary a good thing, unless you're going for a movie poster look. Dark and creepy is great but it's too narrow of a style, it's not diverse enough to be useful. I'm going to be focusing on details and brighter lighting, making the subject pop out.


I'm pretty happy with my progress and pace, learning through process. I'll need more subjects to shoot soon, you can only do so much with yourself.

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