Rob wanted to us both to reach different levels; as he model, and I, photographer, created
The Vampire Set. I had never done, let alone, considered doing such a shoot and creating a vibe for the mood of such a dark subject. I usually shoot pretty women, cute fellas, glossed over queens, flowers and pets. Vampires and skulls and leather - OH MY! In creating the sound design for the video slide show, I went even deeper into the mood and feel of the project. Fun, yes; creepy, definitely! Now I know how some horror film directors may feel when they create their little masterpieces. Shot the same day as part one of my June feature, it showed me as a photographer the growth on Rob's part as a performer and model. He has come a long way from when we performed on shows together back in our hometown of Detroit - and he wasn't chopped liver back then either. Always a consummate professional, this time he came with a boatload of ideas all his own and I was delighted to once again be blessed to work with a model with a vision. We certainly pushed each other's proverbial envelopes and went much deeper into an artistic darkness, to proudly bring you
The Vampire Set.
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE VIDEO SLIDE SHOW OF THE VAMPIRE SETThe Vampire SetModel, Makeup & Wardrobe Styling: Rob
Location Producer: A.D.
Photographer, Video Slideshow Producer, Director & Sound Mixer: Antonio Cassone
"The Tragedy of It All"
"Look Up in Angst"
"Cast Aside"
"Ready to Strike"
"Retreat"
"Evening is Falling (sepia)"
"Evening is Falling (red)"
"The Tragedy of It All (B & W)"
"Come Undone"
"Defeated"
"Detroit Vamp"
"Lurking"
"Sunrise is Coming"
"Sunrise a.k.a. Death of a Vampire"
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