Business Card

My business cards came in the mail. Thank you Jania Amador for the awesome design!

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Website

Starting work on a website for my Digital Portfolio class. This is what I’ve got so far…

Sam Eubank Photography

Other Photographers

Check out these other photographers. They do some great work and convey what I want to be doing when I get out of school.

Ed Carreon
http://www.carreonphotography.com/index.html

Michael Cook
http://www.michaelcookphoto.net.au/

Dario Endara
http://www.darioendara.com/

K.C. Shoot for Editorial Class

I traveled to K.C. on my own (separate from the class) and managed to nab these images from the Power and Light District before I was told to leave because I didn’t register with them to shoot there. Thanks for the warning.

You can view a slide show of the shoot…HERE.

Editorial Assignment #5

I took some portraits for a recent production of Adam Rapp’s “Stone Cold Dead Serious” directed by Taylor Gozia. If you missed its showing here at UCM, you can still catch it at Skinless Productions Gallery in Kansas City, Missouri May 16, 17, and 18.

To see a slide show of the images click…HERE.

Editorial Assignment Number Four

Hi-Res Magazine held their launch party this past weekend, Saturday, March 29. Art was auctioned off, food was devoured, and music filled the night air. The event was held at the Skinless Productions Gallery in K.C., MO. It was deemed a success, and money raised was put toward funding the next issue.

To view a slide show of the event click…Here.

Indoor Outdoor: The Trees Knees and Reality TV

When I get bored, I go walking. Luckily, that’s really easy to do at my home base (The Bat Cave.) There’s a lake, a creek, hiking trails, and a couple trees………sorry………The TV is distracting me right now. Ellen is on. I never really watch it, but they are going crazy dancing right now. Hmm….she’s crazy. I love her. Anyway….distraction….aside. As I was saying, nature and such. I’m a little sad though, because a lot of my favorite trees have been cut down. I found a tire with grass growing over it, a spoon (in the middle of the woods burried in the dirt with the grasping devive sticking out….Doulble-u Tee Eff.), some empty cigarette cartons, trash bags, candy wrappers, shoe prints, and even a tiny little bag with a serenge in it. I don’t know what’s going on, but people are crazy all around. I think the landscape around here is beautiful. I can’t wait until nature puts her clothes back on and shows us her amazing green dress littered with gawdy jewels of red, white, yellow, and every color imaginable (Dogwoods hold a special place in my heart. We have quite a few in our yard.) It’s sad that if you look closely you can see human trash dotting the landscape. We’re cutting down trees and replacing them with landfills. I think it’s hot. I’m horny right now thinking about it…….hold on a minute…………………………………………………………

Editorial Assignement Number Three: Fashion Shoot…

I’m a little late turning this in, but I think it’s well worth it. I hooked up with a friend of mine from high school. We pulled out some of her old prom dresses and some prom dresses of friends, played around a bit with make-up, and kind of did some stuff with her hair (straightened it and added a little flip at the end…I know…pretty amazing.) I was fortunate enough to bring home some lights from school over our “Spring” break and got to exploit them. I think they worked out nicely, but I really just can’t beat that awesome light I get from the sun. Oh, how I love fornicating natural light…..anyway. I hope you enjoy the shots, and hopefully I can still get a decent grade from them.

You can view my Flickr slideshow of these images and more…HERE!

Editorial Assignment Number Two (Entertainment)

Fat Pig:

I recently had the opportunity to photograph the production of Fat Pig by Neil LaBute here at UCM under the direction of Dr. Julie Pratt. I’ve worked with Dr. Pratt before photographing this past semester’s children show “Shadow Gets a Black Eye.” I always have a great time when snapping shots of her productions. The Theatre Department here is excellent and I enjoy working with everyone involved. The show was amazing, and if you didn’t get a chance to see it, you missed out.

To see a slide show of these images and more click HERE!

Editorial In-Class Assignment Numero Dos…

Today we played with ETTL and portable flashes…