Wes Johnson. © Mitchell Franz, All Rights Reserved.
© Mitchell Franz, All Rights Reserved.
© Mitchell Franz, All Rights Reserved.
I had a blast shooting portraits at Syracuse University Basketball Media Day. Take a look and let me know what you think.
Hickey photo illustration. © Mitchell Franz
Illustrating the effect of a hickey, model Kim Smith poses for a hickey photo illustration concerning hickeys and the removal of them.
© Mitchell Franz
A photo illustration for the Daily Orange about how CareSpeak will text students reminding them to take their pills.
Crouse-Hinds Hall at sunset. Beautiful light. © Mitchell Franz
Walking around looking for beautiful light on afternoon in Syracuse.
Portrait of Dr. Charles Maynard and Dr. William Powell - researchers with SUNY-ESF and American Chestnut Research and Restoration Center. © Mitchell Franz
In one of the greenhouses on the SUNY-ESF campus, Dr. Charles Maynard and Dr. William Powell pose with a sampling of their research. Their mission is to conduct basic and applied research that will lead to the development of a blight-resistant American chestnut tree according to the American Chestnut Research and Restoration Center website.
Head Coach Jim Boeheim, family and team celebrate his 800th win with Syracuse University. © Mitchell Franz
Two weeks I ago, one of my favorite professors Dr. Mason or “Doc” as we call him, let me use one of his photo passes for the Carrier Dome and what was suppose to be Boeheim’s 800th win with Syracuse University. Syracuse beat Albany 75-43 in regulation and everyone was excited and rowdy all at the same time. I am glad that I was able to be there to share the special moment with the fans, band, team, Boeheim’s family and Boeheim. It was a cool experience to have and I cherish it.
I also have to thank Sue Edson and the wonderful SU Athletics Media Relations staff (Pete, Susie, Lindsay, etc.) for all of her hard work and allowing us access to the games. Pete is in charge of basketball and he is great.
To the pictures we go though…
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© Mitchell Franz
Otto's Army, the student fan section, attempts to distract an Albany player from successfully making his free throw shot during the basketball matchup. Syracuse defeated Albany 75-43 and sealed the win as Head Coach Jim Boeheim's 800th win. © Mitchell Franz
© Mitchell Franz
© Mitchell Franz
Photo by Mitchell Franz. © Mitchell Franz. All Rights Reserved by Mitchell Franz.
Today I had a shoot with a magazine that I can’t say. I had a great group of people to work with including the staff and models. Everyone did great. Also a big thanks to Critz Farms in Cazenovia and Mr. Critz for allowing us his business as our location and for his help. Hold on…there is more info to come.
The issue has not run yet, but will be printing very soon. It is set to print and distribute right before the Thanksgiving break…roughly the end of November.
Photo by Mitchell Franz. © Mitchell Franz. All Rights Reserved by Mitchell Franz.
Let me know what you think and after it runs I will post some more images as well as the spreads and cover.
A few weeks back I was fortunate to experience a great weekend with several friends. First we went to church at Eastern Hills Bible Church, which was fabulous, then we headed to one of the friend’s house for lunch and visiting with friends. After lunch and some good rich conversation we ended up at a nearby lake which was also a blast.
I have neglected the blog and I am going to try to be better, but I just get behind and then it builds up.
So anyway here are a few images…
All photography © Mitchell Franz or Juliette Lynch.
A Thursday (10/1/2009) a while back (Got behind on posting), TheNewsHouse.com sent me to photograph Ted Koppel interviewing Frank Langella at Syracuse Stage as a part of Orange Central, the new event by Syracuse University that brings together reunion and homecoming.
Here are a couple images.
Photographer Alexx Henry and his team show you how a magazine might look in the not-so-distant future with the October cover and spread for Outside Magazine. In this video, Alexx Henry takes you through the creation of the Living portrait of the triathlete Chris Lieto photographed using the revolutionary Red One cinema camera and the 5d Mark II. Check it out…
My friend Mike Morse had this on his facebook page. This is really neat. Thanks Mike!
