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Portrait for a Tuesday: Malloreigh

By cherry | Published: June 30, 2009

I don’t have much to say today. Of course this is okay because sometimes words only distract from photos. Instead I’ll say once again how lucky I am to be able to photograph beautiful women like Malloreigh

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Desert for a Weekend

By cherry | Published: June 11, 2009

Last weekend I took a jaunt to Las Vegas in order to shoot Amina Munster of Kill Yourself or Die Trying (incredible custom belts and other leather wear. Of course I have a great spilling light belt). It was a very short trip of just two days in which we managed to squeeze five full shoots and a night or two of drinks and fantastic entertainment (namely Steel Panther’s Metal Skool and being introduced to the wonders of HBO’s Tru Blood)

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an exlusive? i can do that…

By cherry | Published: May 19, 2009

A little while ago (4 months to be precise) I embarked on a new project tentatively named “Invisible Faces”. Since then I have been collecting portraits of everyone I can convince to stand still for a mere 3-5 minutes…

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everything has a beginning

By cherry | Published: May 18, 2009

So here it is… beginnings are very often awkward; whether it is a new friendship or the start of a project which will lead to greater things. To break the proverbial ice I am starting the beginning with a end. My life long love of Polaroid is clearly coming to an end* and so the end of this era will be melancholy to say the least, however, that doesn’t mean I can’t make it beautiful.

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