“For Shitz & Gigglez”
Subject: Jen Dale (Singer Songwriter)
Photographer: Cochrane|Cochrane@CochraneImage.com
Rolling A “J” Series 2
Photographs by Cochrane |Cochrane@CochraneImage.com
These days photos are heavily processed to their limits, making them look like a digitized image rather than a photograph. Photographers have strayed away from the simplicity of photography since the digital camera’s birth in 1975. Today digital image technology has changed the industry standards from movies to photography by having the capability of making everything you see extremely sharp and life like. In spite of these capabilities, I feel that due to it’s rapid advancements, the technology is beginning to cause a disconnect from what we see. The connection between observer and artist is sometimes forgotten, for example movies aren’t as memorable, music not as heartfelt, and photographs are flat instead of being textured.
Popup Office Series II at Clinton Hill’s Urban Vintage
By Cochrane|Cochrane@CochraneImage.com
Subjects:
Shireen Bora - Model/Blogger www.shireenbora.com
Whitney Summer - Journalist/Managing Editor for www.afropunk.com
Popup Office Series I at Clinton Hill’s Urban Vintage
By Cochrane|Cochrane@CochraneImage.com
Subjects:
Shireen Bora - Model/Blogger www.shireenbora.com
Whitney Summer - Journalist/Managing Editer for www.afropunk.com
Many of us are part of a culture that “self employ” while freelancing our days in the nearest cafe/coffee shop. Brooklyn is the DIY (Do it Yourself) capital of NYC. The boro houses thousands of freelance writers, photographers, artist, singers, financial consultants, journalists, graffic and fashion designers. Coffee Shop table tops are covered with laptops Monday through Friday so I decided to pick one and photograph two freelancers, Whitney Summer and Shireen Bora doing a popup meating at Urban Vintage located on Grand ave and Clifton in BK.
