Raider

* * * R A I D E R    C A R B O N E * * *
          ARTIST & PHOTOGRAPHER


I'm the fellah you'll contact when ya get fed up with the "Guy with Camera" that just wont stop hitting on ya!

I ALWAYS RETURN COMMENTS!!! If you do like my work I prefer comments on my pictures before you add a tag to my profile ... Thanx!

Ladies ... BEWARE the WANNABE PHOTOGRAPHERS out there!!!
There are a ton of "guys with cams" that just want to hook up. I am a pro that is serious about my artistic abilities!!! PLease understand that I'm not lookin to find love in this biz!

(Also know that if some joker with a camera has made a pass at you it does not mean he was a pro photographer.)

{{{ Attention!!! TFCD Models .... If you do not get an unedited CD of 40 shots or more within 24 hours of the shoot ... Then the un pro like photographer is full of SH*T & blowing smoke up yer ASS!!! If all you get are a few edited pics then they have no pride in their untouched work! }}}

I have pride in my work and you won't get that BS from me. I prefer to keep working in my trade!!! If you want feedback on me check with folks I've worked with before or just look at my work.

Models ... THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ...

If a photographer is paying you to model for them ... Then chances are that they are not a pro. If you seek money from a shoot then get it from an agency like all talent does, or perhaps from the client that is paying the photographer to shoot you for an ad. Any agencies that charges you an upfront fee besides a % are not real & you should blow the whistle on them by contacting the BBB!!! A modeling school is not an agency lads & ladies! If it sounds to good too be true it just may be.

Most agencies will want a tear sheet. Tear sheets are basically pages taken from a magazine to show that a model has been published. All agencies and serious models have tear sheets. A good way to tell if a company is legitimate is to ask to see tear sheets. If they have them, they are legitimate. If not, go somewhere else.






"My passion for the arts helps me enjoy my work!"


Raider Enobrac

Raider Enobrac was born as Ramundo De Franco Carbone in Modica, Sicily. He relocated to England as a child where he grew up near the sea.

His education from the University of Bristol, coupled with traveling & photography, had allowed him to acquire the much needed skills in the art world.

Raider adopted his nickname through the contents of his paintings, many of them dealing with ships and piracy, where he was known in England as a fantasy maritime artist.

In the process of once again moving and settling in the United States, he had become known as The Buccaneer of Modern Age in the world of fine art & photography; a true rebel in the struggle of originality, detail, and marketable design.

This one-of-a-kind artist recreated historical scenes onto canvas & digi pics from the innermost recess of his mind.  This talent comes from the soul and evolves into works of art.

Not only does he communicate visually in all languages, but he also produces a contemporary version of the past by mixing dull and vibrant hues to create contrast and authenticity.

Raider Enobrac embraces adventure and history through the use of fine art Photography.

His works of paintings & photography depict a uniqueness of originality that is truly incomparable and portrays a creativity that knows no boundaries.






       Born in Modica, Sicily

85-87    The University of Bristol, England
88-Present  U.S.

Exhibitions
England:  Bristol, Birmingham, London, and Brighton
France:  Avignon and La Rouchelle
Mexico:  Tijuana, Mazatlán, and Cabo San Lucas
USA:  Las Vegas, Tahoe, Reno NV; Los Angeles, Hollywood, Burbank, Agoura, Big Bear, Ojai, Ventura,  Tahoe CA; St. Petersburg, Orlando FLorida
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