LSPS Photo Shoot

Local favorite "LSPS", formerly known as Lonestar Pornstar, is debuting their sophomore album end of August. Just like the first album, this one will be distributed worldwide as well. The new album took a different direction from their original sound. A bit more, attitude, metal, and rock.

The unmastered version of the album sounds awesome. I'm excited to check out the released version at the end of the month. This band is perhaps the most organized and structured that I've ever worked with. I believe this is all thanks to frontman Gregg Stegman. Weeks prior to the shoot, Greg worked with his band in creating the final image ranging from posing, wardrobe, make-up, budget and location. LSPS photo shoot was also sponsored by Juliet and Romeo Couture, providing the wardrobe and fashion styling.

The shoot was in an underground parking lot. Even without the heat of day, temperatures ran up to the stuffy high nineties. We shot five or six different sets which took about 5 mins max! But because of the wardrobe changes in between sets, it took a bit longer. Absolutely no complaints and I had great time.

I will also have to mention that the Radiopopper and wireless e-TTL played a massive role in the shoot. All I had to worry about was light placements. Thanks Kevin!

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Radiopopper at WPPI 2008

Throughout most of the day, I hung out at the Collages and Millers booth. Catching up with folks I haven't seen in a while and at the same time meeting new ones. Meanwhile, back in the super secret location, aka hotel room on the 11th floor of Ballys, Kevin is busy getting some demo units put together for some lucky folks. I don't know who they are but I better be one of them... :)

Anyways, couple shots of Kevin while Mike and Cody are resting up for tonight's Champagne Shootout.

Radiopoppers are in production! Kevin is typing up the instruction manual for the units.








- Jordan

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Finding Color Workshop, San Diego

What a fun 3 days it's been in San Diego. I'm exhausted and waiting for my flight right now. Only 2 more hours... Our host Melissa of Just Hatched Photography and her husband Ed took great care of us and it would not have been possible without their help.

The students were awesome! Seriously a fun crowd and eager to learn and ALWAYS pushing me harder to stay ahead of them.

Also, big thanks to Kevin King of Radiopopper for taking time out of his busy schedule and driving out to San Diego to show us the new toy.


Kevin had asked me if I could do a product shoot for him while he was there. Of course I was more than happy to. But since this was the last day of the SD Workshop, I figured how cool would it be if I turned that honor over to the students.

The image below was shot by James Hays, utilizing e-TTL technology. Basically a 3 light setup. Daniel is holding one light with no diffuser aimed at Kevin. 2nd 580ex was zoomed to 105mm to spot the Radiopopper. 3rd light is the lunchtime sun giving us a backlight



Basically a 3 light setup. Kevin is holding one light with a stofen diffuser aimed at his feet. 2nd 580ex was zoomed to 105mm to spot the Radiopopper. 3rd light is the lunchtime sun giving us a backlight.


Here's a link to our Flickr Radiopopper subset.

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