12th December 2011
Here’s a shoot I did a few months back (October?) for the Radio Times. Katherine Kelly (Becky McDonald in Corrie) leaving the Street. It appears in the Christmas 2011 issue.
Thanks to Etienne Varg for assisting me, Lorraine McCulloch for styling, Christopher Raine for Hair & MUP and Olivia Howitt & Dawn Coomber for sorting everything out.
Some images from the shoot:
And some behind-the-scenes of everyone thoroughly enjoying the weather:
All image rights reserved.
5th December 2011
I had the actress and all-round lovely person Eva Sampson up to the studio last week.
Fun! And sunny, and cold..
Hair & Make-up, Adele Coxon.
Wanted to plug the rather wonderous news that my best friend from uni, Tristan Goligher (@tristangoligher) won Best Achievement in Production at last nights BIFA’s.
Above picture is courtesy of @PeccaPics twitter feed and the lovely photography for the poster and all the production stills are by Quinnford + Scout.
If you haven’t already seen the film; you are foolish.
30th November 2011
Well, it’s the 30th November, so you’ll probably want to look at my face.
And who could blame you.
Incidentally, it’s really never too late to donate. mobro.co/LeeGarland
31st October 2011
Movember starts tomorrow, and I shall naturally be participating to raise cash & awareness for Men’s Health. All monies raised support prostate cancer and testicular cancer charities at The Prostate Cancer Charity and The Institute of Cancer Research.
You can donate or just rate my ‘MoBro’ page here: http://mobro.co/LeeGarland
I will be keeping everyone up to date with my Mo progress; primarily at @lee_garland.
27th July 2011
26th July 2011
Have some hand-drawn social media icons. There are 11; Behance, Facebook, Flickr, Google+, Facebook ‘Like’, LinkedIn, RSS, About.me, Creative Commons, Tumblr and Twitter.
Use them however you see fit – if you re-post, please link to this post. Much obliged.
Download:
Ballpoint_SocialMedia_Icons
10th July 2011
5th July 2011
A small lull in a hectic day’s shooting at one of my long-time client the Fashion Retail Academy today. For a college course, they managed to pack in some serious names. Sir Philip Green (Arcadia Group) and Mark Bolland (Marks & Spencer, not T. Rex) above, joined shortly afterwards by Tess Daley.
When I was doing A-levels, we had a visit from Lenny Henry. Which, whilst nice in its own way, wasn’t quite the same.
Bolland: that guy is suave. People audibly swooned.*
*I must get an M&S suit…
16th June 2011
From 0Dont0Blink via How To Be A Retronaut
