FarmLinks
"We want you to capture the feeling of FarmLinks. Sure, we have a golf course; but what does it feel like after you play and your just relaxing at the lodge? Or having a meal with your friend? Or those rare moments when you pause and take in the details of your surroundings? We want people to see that this place is not a show, but is very real to every person who experiences it."
This is what was said to me when I first met with Joel Townley four weeks ago. Joel is one of the creative directors for one of the South's secret treasures, FarmLinks .
From scouting to delivery, the project lasted about 2 weeks, and it has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my career. It opened doors in my shooting that had never been open, but when I stepped inside I realized that although it was a new room of experience, it was still in the same house. It was next door to my weddings, my family shoots, and even the rare ad job. This shoot opened my eyes to style. My style. And how it can translate to any subject matter.
Until two weeks ago, I viewed myself as a portrait photographer. "I mostly take pictures of people", I would tell someone who asked. But last week I shot
Apples
Longhorns
Steaks
Bridges
Golf Tees
And yes, people
So here's to FarmLinks; a remarkable place, that reminded me of a very important lesson:
Always be remarkable.
To see everything, click HERE.
Tell me what you think!
Peace. - Caleb
Labels: Farmlinks, Garden and Gun, Mamiya, Rollei, Wannabee
7 Comments:
your work reminds me of a friend of mine from SCAD. his name is Josh Booth. www.joshboothphoto.com
you both have very elegant styles. he's a guy i like to call the freelance ninja.
wow
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the stuff is fantastic caleb...you killed it!
So great man! Love it
Caleb -- these shots are absolutely phenomenal! But... am I biased b/c I work at Farmlinks?!? ;)
Good stuff Caleb. You really brought out the fun and unique side of FarmLinks. I really want to go there.
Caleb, fantastic work... really enjoyed working with you on this project! The first of many.
Dude. These are great. The cool thing for me was seeing the excitement you had in our phone conversation seep out of these images. So well done.
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