Trust the KDU
Check this link out out.
http://www.complexvideo.com/Style/KDU-Part-2
A video from Complex TV about the collaborative power of the KDU complete with interviews of some members including myself.
Trust The KDU
4 months ago • 0 notesCheck this link out out.
http://www.complexvideo.com/Style/KDU-Part-2
A video from Complex TV about the collaborative power of the KDU complete with interviews of some members including myself.
Trust The KDU
4 months ago • 0 notesThis is a collection of B&W clips I took, edited, and made the music for.
It’s interesting going from still to moving images, the possibilities are so endless that they seem overwhelming.
When telling a story in still photography, you have the constraints of a single (or group of) still, silent images and one camera angle per image, this medium is really inspiring with all of the options it offers.
5 months ago • 0 notesThis is from the personal collection of Chrissy Angliker.
She crafts some great work based on these as inspiration.
Check all of her work out at chrissy.ch
The Urb cover of 88-Keys on newsstands now.
Shot by your’s truely at non other than the KDU stronghold.
11 months ago • 0 notesHere’s a behind the scenes video of the 88-Keys shoot I did at the KDU for Urb magazine.
Yes, I am very excitable when I shoot, in case you were wondering.
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Clowny Island with the, hopefully permanent, wonder wheel.
Clowny no like Thor Industries.
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For those of you familliar with my work, the clowny island is baaaack.
My rep and clients are scared of him so here he is exclusively on the www.ericvogelphoto.com blog, enjoy!
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I recently got a call from DJ Aero who saw my cover of 88-Keys on Urb Magazine.
He said that him and Tommy Lee would be in the city in a few weeks and would like to schedule some shooting time with me for them.
My good friends at the KDU were gracious enough to let us use there showroom that day and between all the inside and street photography we did, there were a ton of awesome shots.
Dj Aero and Tommy Lee were great guys to shoot, really into it and just awesome people, which is cool because I really put them through the wringer doing multiple exposures in a blacked out space.
My thanks again to them and everyone who helped get that day up and off the ground.
Cheers,
E
So everyones Blogging, time for me to jump in. I have created this as a way to post some of my experimental work, outtakes, and generally, things that don’t fit into the marketing statement exhibited on my website. This is an oppertunity for me to create a venue where I can show behind the scenes shots, video footage, and anything else I have done that I feel deserves a stage. While this may seem a bit narcissistic it is actually a great window for the viewer to get an idea of what makes me tick as a visual artist. I always appreciate feedback and hope you enjoy the content to come as much as I do.
Cheers,
Eric Vogel
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