Last Thursday, I learned I was attending London Fashion Week. That same day, I was offered to shoot Porsche. Yes, the car. Peter Bale, Executive Producer for MSN UK came to my desk to ask me on a photoshoot for a Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet. The team from MSN Cars was writing an article about the car and Porsche lent them the car for the week.
On Tuesday, February 24th, I rode in that Porsche. We started at 8:30am and went to the Cliveden House Hotel in BLANK. Mapquest said it was about 50 minutes outside of London-we got there much quicker. I will admit, driving through the English countryside in a Porsche creates a different experience than of my past tourist visits outside the city.
When we arrived at the house, we discovered more Porsches, a plethora of Porsches. Incidentally, Porsche was doing a photoshoot there as well! The same guys that rented us the car were there and welcomed me to shoot the other cars. They were due to leave early, but I snapped a few before they drove off.
The Cayman S Series
We made a pit stop at Windsor Castle to take a few pictures, and then headed back to work.
Later that day, I shot the new Queen Mother statue and made a Photosynth. Architect Philip Jackson designed the memorial of Queen Victoria and it was presented to the public. A photosynth is a program developed by Microsoft that allows viewers to see all angles of a photograph. Since I can’t really explain it- here are some good examples from the Web site
National Geographic –Stonehenge
St. Louis Post Dispatch –T-Rex Exhibit
And here is the one I created: Queen Mother Memorial.
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