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The fall decorating story we shot in Grand Rivers, Kentucky.
Thanks to stylist Anna Forkum for pumpkin wrangling, leaf management, and keen eye; to Assistant Art Director Lori Sturdivant at BH&G/SIM for guidance and vision (and dinner at Patti’s- we’ll tell you about if you want…and you should), and KariAnne and her family at Thistlewood Farm for allowing us into their amazing home.
In Nashville with interior designer/stylist/art director, and all around groovy gal Anna Forkum setting up the shot.
In Nashville, on assignment and scouting locations.
You were expecting an eclipse pic?
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The Fall 2017 issue of Atlanta Magazine’s HOME.
We had a great time shooting Mister & Mrs Sharp, aka Meghan and Patrick, and their very stylish home in Serenbe.
Check it out- this issue is hot.
Morning in Oconee County, South Carolina.
Somewhere on Highway 130 - Whitewater Fall Rd.
Southern Home Magazine shoot is wrapped and we are back on the road and headed home to Atlanta.
Hand held cutter while getting the shot.
Winding it down on day two. Set up #22. Two more to go.
On the road- on assignment- in Cashiers/Sapphire Valley NC.
Checking in to the hotel after first day of shooting.
Weather: moist…
Of an afternoon…
Cropped shot from the forthcoming Fall issue of Atlanta Magazine’s HOME.
Spoiler: Mister & Mrs Sharp residence in Serenbe.
But the best is yet to come…
… chilling’ by the pool.
If only we had the time.
And a pool.
I-24 North, Marion County, Monteagle, Tennessee.
Since October 2016, Owen has been creating assemblages from reclaimed scrap wood gleaned from construction sites, a local custom cabinet maker, and dumpsters around Atlanta.
At his first public exhibition in Nashville last May, nine of the original thirteen pieces sold.
Between photo shoots and film work, he has continued to create these assemblages, recycling wood that otherwise would be hauled off to the dump.
#025 is referred to around here as “Mariana” and was inspired by the Trench of the same name.
For acquisition inquiries, to set up a private viewing, commissions, and media requests, contact us
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COTTAGES & BUNGALOWS - August/September 2017 issue.
Always a pleasure working with designer Rick Anthony Bonner and art director Michael Matascik.
Wrightsville Beach, NC.
Our short film, a “love note” really, to DIXON RYE is live and we are so honored that Bradley Odom trusted our vision.
… and styling the shots- getting the shots.
Great shoot for Atlanta Magazine’s HOME in Serenbe at Mister & Mrs Sharp’s home.
Rough cut has been approved-
Fine tuning color and sound balance-
Final cut coming up-
Nice piece by Betsy Riley at Atlanta Magazine online featuring our shots of YOO On The Park, Midtown Atlanta, for YOO Design Studio, London.
Four days- over sixty set-ups… here’s one overlooking Piedmont Park.
Check it out!
Pre-shoot tests today on upcoming short film on Dixon Rye-
Angles, coverage, variable frame rates, light, sound…
Good to know going in, just where it is you’re going.
Artist Britt Bass’s cool pad in the Summer 2017 issue of Atlanta Magazine’s HOME
The Magnolia Journal - Summer 2017 Issue featuring this story we shot in Montgomery, Alabama.
We had such a great time with the Alabama Sweet Tea gang.
If you see their truck, stop by, have a jar, and say hey to Golson, Wes, Lauren, and Michelle.
You will dig it.
Out for a walk in Nashville, camera in hand, digging the early morning light.
Detail of #013 Untitled Recycled Wood Assemblage by Owen Masterson.
We’re packin’em up and getting ready for a showing in Nashville this weekend, hosted by Interior Designer, Anna Forkum.
In Atlanta today shooting for Insidesign.
Had to share this shot. Art by Michael Matascik. Interior design by Rick Anthony Bonner.
Thanks to Lisa Joublanc for the super-stylin’ today!
GHOST TRAIN (2:12)
Filmed on a section of unused track on the westside of Atlanta.
Sound recorded around CSX-Tilford Yard.
Camera used was a Panasonic HPX 170 P2.
The colors, the stark lines, the overcast day… there’s something whimsical, yet slightly sinister and Eastern European about this shot.
The Skye At Belltown, Seattle, WA.
