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Drew & Karl Mansion event May 15 Beverly Hills, CA
Photographer
Drew Santos
Posts: 2504
Irvine, California, US
NMarcelo wrote: This being a D&K shoot is a very good selling pitch in itself...then add Corissa and Kim as confirmed models a month ahead of the shoot?! I'm even more sold!!! Can't wait for the rest of the model line up...full payment sent!!! thanks Nuc. That's just a start. You have no idea what we bring to our events. We bring the MOST gorgeous models out there where others can only wish they can have
Photographer
Rich Masuda
Posts: 364
Anaheim, California, US
Drew Santos wrote: thanks Nuc. That's just a start. You have no idea what we bring to our events. We bring the MOST gorgeous models out there where others can only wish they can have So TRUE!! Have Fun Everyone!! This is a really Great place to shoot, too bad I can't make it, I always wanted to shoot with Corrisa If you never have shot at a really nice location with HOT models, this will be your chance. When Drew and Karl 1st had their workshop at this location, I wasn't interested, till another photographer friend talked me to going, cause this location has to be experienced I was told. It also helped that there were a couple of models I wanted to work with Don't think cause a lot of people shoot at this location that U will have the same stuff as others. I went with the thinking I wasn't going to shoot the normal scene everyone shoots, the fountain and pool. Not to say it's bad, but I'm always different, like when I was young and had to get custom rims for my car. Let's just say there are a lot of different scenes to shoot here and how U shoot it will make it different, crop & angles.. The mix of Sun and Shade make this place Perfect!! and the Models that Drew and Karl have are Top Notch!!! Images from Past Events there PREDICTION: "SOLD OUT!!" soon
Photographer
Karl Yamashita
Posts: 3305
Temecula, California, US
Rich Masuda wrote: So TRUE!! Have Fun Everyone!! This is a really Great place to shoot, too bad I can't make it, I always wanted to shoot with Corrisa If you never have shot at a really nice location with HOT models, this will be your chance. When Drew and Karl 1st had their workshop at this location, I wasn't interested, till another photographer friend talked me to going, cause this location has to be experienced I was told. It also helped that there were a couple of models I wanted to work with Don't think cause a lot of people shoot at this location that U will have the same stuff as others. I went with the thinking I wasn't going to shoot the normal scene everyone shoots, the fountain and pool. Not to say it's bad, but I'm always different, like when I was young and had to get custom rims for my car. Let's just say there are a lot of different scenes to shoot here and how U shoot it will make it different, crop & angles.. The mix of Sun and Shade make this place Perfect!! and the Models that Drew and Karl have are Top Notch!!! PREDICTION: "SOLD OUT!!" soon Thanks Rich for the kind words. Yup, use your imagination and you'll get different and cool results.
Photographer
Allenshoots
Posts: 149
Los Angeles, California, US
Hi Drew and Karl: I know you guys are working on the model line up for this shoot. May I make a couple of suggestions? How about Brooke Erickson MM #1272222, and Audrey Nicole MM #878112 ? These two babes are uber-hot, and it's time to bring in some new talent.
Photographer
Drew Santos
Posts: 2504
Irvine, California, US
I shot here last Sunday and scheduled 14 models along with 2 assistants. WOW! All 14 of them showed up. LOL. I was expecting half of them flake or get lost but NO. We shot from 10am to 6pm. We owned the whole place by ourselves. We set up 4-5 stations. Rotated the models. Great shoot! I could've used a couple more assistants. Now if Mike Quan does not spend too much time shooting the out of state models, he could make a good assistant. He just stares and drools when he sees hot women. He also did some funky poses that Mike Chow will post later on. Here is a shot of my assistants that day.
Photographer
Drew Santos
Posts: 2504
Irvine, California, US
Quan went experimenting with poses.
Photographer
Michael Quan
Posts: 230
Los Angeles, California, US
Drew Santos wrote: Quan went experimenting with poses.
I love how the little doggy was looking at us shooting. Oscar was probably saying "Why is Mike making her do that?" Also I matured a bit. Notice no white socks in black running sandals.
Photographer
Mr Chow
Posts: 174
Los Angeles, California, US
As quoted by Rich: Let's just say there are a lot of different scenes to shoot here and how U shoot it will make it different, crop & angles.. The mix of Sun and Shade make this place Perfect!! and the Models that Drew and Karl have are Top Notch!!! Drew Santos wrote:
Photographer
Michael Quan
Posts: 230
Los Angeles, California, US
I love bendy people. Aurora just bent over to show me her flexibility.
Photographer
Drew Santos
Posts: 2504
Irvine, California, US
Michael Quan wrote: I love bendy people. Aurora just bent over to show me her flexibility.
is that the one who got naked for you and you left us with 13 models to shoot while you and her were awol? LMAO
Photographer
DanTheManPhotography
Posts: 405
Whittier, California, US
Wow guys... see, madness always ensues with you guys! haha! Sorry I missed out.
Photographer
Michael Quan
Posts: 230
Los Angeles, California, US
Drew Santos wrote: is that the one who got naked for you and you left us with 13 models to shoot while you and her were awol? LMAO It was more that she is a farmer/model that I was interested in shooting. She's one of the coolest person I met. To make it obvious, she never shot nudes with me.
Photographer
Drew Santos
Posts: 2504
Irvine, California, US
Beautiful location plus gorgeous models which only D&K would provide = Amazing images. Often imitated but never duplicated.
Photographer
NMarcelo Photography
Posts: 51
Los Angeles, California, US
Drew, just wondering...how many times should one participate in D&K events to assist in your test shoots with these flexible hotties? Awesome experience I bet! Only from D&K...
Photographer
Lijo
Posts: 330
San Diego, California, US
Photographer
Drew Santos
Posts: 2504
Irvine, California, US
NMarcelo wrote: Drew, just wondering...how many times should one participate in D&K events to assist in your test shoots with these flexible hotties? Awesome experience I bet! Only from D&K... Make sure you have lighting so you shoot on your own. Make sure your images are up to par because you will be working under me. Sometimes I will just send a model or 2 your way to test them for me. Some people thinks that's messed up. How? Everyone benefits from the shoot.
Model
Kimberly_Fattorini
Posts: 3
Los Angeles, California, US
Message me to book 1 on 1 shoots!
Photographer
NMarcelo Photography
Posts: 51
Los Angeles, California, US
Drew Santos wrote: Make sure you have lighting so you shoot on your own. Make sure your images are up to par because you will be working under me. Sometimes I will just send a model or 2 your way to test them for me. Some people thinks that's messed up. How? Everyone benefits from the shoot. Hmmmm...ok...own lighting...check! Images up to par...that's why I'm in the D&K workshop This is an awesome motivation...hopefully someday I'd benefit from these kind of shoots as well. Now why can't the 15th be any sooner?
Photographer
Drew Santos
Posts: 2504
Irvine, California, US
NMarcelo wrote: Hmmmm...ok...own lighting...check! Images up to par...that's why I'm in the D&K workshop This is an awesome motivation...hopefully someday I'd benefit from these kind of shoots as well. Now why can't the 15th be any sooner? The April 23rd event at the Riverside mansion comes first this Saturday;)
Photographer
RC Photo
Posts: 605
Santa Barbara, California, US
Drew Santos wrote: Make sure you have lighting so you shoot on your own. Make sure your images are up to par because you will be working under me. Sometimes I will just send a model or 2 your way to test them for me. Some people thinks that's messed up. How? Everyone benefits from the shoot. Drew & Karl.. you guys always have Great Shoots. Make sure your images are up to par? guess I might have to go check them.
Photographer
Alvin of Import Fashion
Posts: 35
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, California, US
Just signed up and payment sent in full. Can't wait to learn more on this workshop. See you guys on the 15th..
Photographer
YOAV
Posts: 36
Los Angeles, California, US
Just sent in my deposit. That mansion is like a candy store for photography!
Photographer
Michael Quan
Posts: 230
Los Angeles, California, US
Drew Santos wrote: Make sure you have lighting so you shoot on your own. Make sure your images are up to par because you will be working under me. Sometimes I will just send a model or 2 your way to test them for me. Some people thinks that's messed up. How? Everyone benefits from the shoot. yeah and maybe some spare units too. I had an E640 with a 64" PLM on a stand with 15lbs of counter weight and a mini vaga. It blew down and the pyrex dome broke, the E640 and the PLM was ok. I kept shooting with the bare bulb unit. Later it blew down again, but the PLM didn't survive; the PLM got torqued. I order replacements parts for everything. So now I'll be shooting bare and with a bent shaft for a while.
Photographer
Karl Yamashita
Posts: 3305
Temecula, California, US
Michael Quan wrote: yeah and maybe some spare units too. I had an E640 with a 64" PLM on a stand with 15lbs of counter weight and a mini vaga. It blew down and the pyrex dome broke, the E640 and the PLM was ok. I kept shooting with the bare bulb unit. Later it blew down again, but the PLM didn't survive; the PLM got torqued. I order replacements parts for everything. So now I'll be shooting bare and with a bent shaft for a while. That's why you don't use PLM outdoors. I'm sure Rich Masuda can attest to that. He was holding my 3' Octodome and almost flew away in the desert.
Photographer
Michael Quan
Posts: 230
Los Angeles, California, US
Karl Yamashita wrote: That's why you don't use PLM outdoors. I'm sure Rich Masuda can attest to that. He was holding my 3' Octodome and almost flew away in the desert. Yeah I might be switching back to a beauty dish with a vaga II for outdoors. I'm gonna miss doing three light setups
Photographer
Drew Santos
Posts: 2504
Irvine, California, US
Michael Quan wrote: Yeah I might be switching back to a beauty dish with a vaga II for outdoors. I'm gonna miss doing three light setups
hhmmm....
Photographer
Jonathan Ocab
Posts: 580
Riverside, California, US
Michael Quan wrote: yeah and maybe some spare units too. I had an E640 with a 64" PLM on a stand with 15lbs of counter weight and a mini vaga. It blew down and the pyrex dome broke, the E640 and the PLM was ok. I kept shooting with the bare bulb unit. Later it blew down again, but the PLM didn't survive; the PLM got torqued. I order replacements parts for everything. So now I'll be shooting bare and with a bent shaft for a while. I have a spare dome if you want to use it. I took it off when I sent in my Einstein v2 (pre-finger fix) for a replacement because they told me to. When they sent me back the replacement Einstein, they gave me another dome. So I've got an extra. I'll bring it with me to the shoot on Saturday.
Photographer
TheNormGallerys
Posts: 1512
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
Sandbags lots, and lots of sandbags
Photographer
YOAV
Posts: 36
Los Angeles, California, US
Michael Quan wrote: So now I'll be shooting bare and with a bent shaft for a while. You should see a doctor about that. Or maybe ask one of the girls to help you straighten it out
Photographer
Drew Santos
Posts: 2504
Irvine, California, US
More models to be added soon. We are half way SOLD OUT! Save your spot before it's too late.
Photographer
Jaysen R Lee
Posts: 548
Anaheim, California, US
I wanna check out Eddie Murphy's previous house! Is the interior furnished and decorated?
Photographer
NMarcelo Photography
Posts: 51
Los Angeles, California, US
Glamour gods, D&K, do we get to have as a sponsor for this mansion shoot as well?
Photographer
Drew Santos
Posts: 2504
Irvine, California, US
NMarcelo wrote: Glamour gods, D&K, do we get to have as a sponsor for this mansion shoot as well? We should. We always have lots of sponsors
Photographer
Allenshoots
Posts: 149
Los Angeles, California, US
Jaysen R Lee wrote: I wanna check out Eddie Murphy's previous house! Is the interior furnished and decorated? We don't get to go in, or shoot inside the house. But the yard is awsome.
Photographer
NMarcelo Photography
Posts: 51
Los Angeles, California, US
Drew Santos wrote: We should. We always have lots of sponsors Sorry...I shouldn't have asked...it's an understood given. Silly me! Can't wait!
Photographer
Drew Santos
Posts: 2504
Irvine, California, US
Tiffany will be joining us for this event
Model
LaShaunte Wade
Posts: 152
Los Angeles, California, US
would like to be part of this if i fit the bill
Photographer
John Chennavasin
Posts: 598
Santa Ana, California, US
TheNormGallerys wrote: Sandbags lots, and lots of sandbags I might keep the Vagabond II after all...
Photographer
Drew Santos
Posts: 2504
Irvine, California, US
Rich Masuda wrote: So TRUE!! Have Fun Everyone!! This is a really Great place to shoot, too bad I can't make it, I always wanted to shoot with Corrisa If you never have shot at a really nice location with HOT models, this will be your chance. When Drew and Karl 1st had their workshop at this location, I wasn't interested, till another photographer friend talked me to going, cause this location has to be experienced I was told. It also helped that there were a couple of models I wanted to work with Don't think cause a lot of people shoot at this location that U will have the same stuff as others. I went with the thinking I wasn't going to shoot the normal scene everyone shoots, the fountain and pool. Not to say it's bad, but I'm always different, like when I was young and had to get custom rims for my car. Let's just say there are a lot of different scenes to shoot here and how U shoot it will make it different, crop & angles.. The mix of Sun and Shade make this place Perfect!! and the Models. PREDICTION: "SOLD OUT!!" soon Happy Easter!
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