We have been shooting in a hospital in rural Ohio/Kentucky. The sterile suits we have to put on have been the cause for a lot of jokes and fashionista styling..... and being middle America, the need to mention no guns allowed.....
We were shooting in the sterile operating room of an Ohio hospital today when I noticed one of the surgical lights had a camera built in. The image popped up on one of the monitors and a portrait opportunity presented itself.
A few more pics from the recent Mexico adventure. The first day of shooting we went to Los Angeles Plaza to shoot some actors and some real people. The faces are amazing. And EK was pulling people off the street corners, cafes and even garbage trucks.
Walking through Chinatown to get to my massage appointment and came across a cordoned off street corner. Some bees had decided to make a mail box their new home. Unfortunately, the NYPD had other ideas and I doubt the swarm survived the afternoon.
Just adjacent to the Arte Moderna is Mexico City's botanical gardens. Lots of familiar southern Californian plants and a very nice green house with stain glass and languid turtles.
In our Mexican story, the hero's girlfriend goes from being gorgeous neighborhood knockout to glamorous kept courtesan with the help of a great hair/make up/ wardrobe department.
Went over to the Arte Moderno this morning. Forgot how unassuming the building is from the outside and how groovy it is on the interior. A huge, massive yellow skylight illuminates the lobby. The most amazing floor I've ever seen and giving me ideas...... and lots of little nooks with mid century classics to take a load off. The art is good too.....
There is so much art on the streets of Mexico City. This morning I walked along the tree lined Paseo Reforma. A main thoroughfare with many of Mexico's largest museums along the way. The center island had exhibits from many Mexican sculpters. My favorite on was Jorge Marin. Very life like Venetian masked angels.