Tempest
Summoning the wind 1
Summoning the wind 2
Tears of the trade
Purveyor of silver
Ancient intricacy
Engines and turbines
Winds come
Mittens
Fallen Giants
In the light shaft
Googling
A gathering of men and paintings
.380 and Fluevogs
Lift
Lone wolf
Illuminated
The reflection of a “Rose”
Crooner
Natacha
Lola
Shade and refreshment
Tourist
TempestDancer: Caroline Sicard
Summoning the wind 1A photo project with dancer, Caroline Sicard out in low tide in L’Ile aux coudre, Northern Quebec, Canada.
Summoning the wind 2A photo project with dancer, Caroline Sicard out during the low tide in L’Ile aux coudre, Northern Quebec, Canada.
Tears of the tradeThe tears running down on this elephant’s face is a sad reminder of the slavery that these majestic sentient creatures endure for the popular, but dark trade. Siem Reap, Cambodia
Purveyor of silverA Khmer girl shines her stock for the morning tourist rush, whom, are in search for bargains and deals on already dirt cheap silver and tin commodities. Seam Reap, Cambodia
Ancient intricacyThe Khmer kingdom astonishes with its architectural accomplishments and intricate details found on their reliefs. Temple ruins, Cambodia
Engines and turbinesA section of the wind turbine farm in Palm Springs, California. These massive electric generators are impressive to behold up close, and their ominous whirling sound creates an eerie vibe in the dark.
Winds comeThese wind sentinels watched over the dry landscape en route to San Francisco from Las Vegas.
MittensAn impressive and imposing rock structure, a “butte”, juts out of the lithosphere in Monument Valley, Arizona. These structures are called “mittens” because they supposedly look like, well, mittens!
Fallen GiantsTrees uprooted and strewn about by a strong typhoon, Rock Islands, Micronesia
In the light shaftA parcel deliverer in New York City, steps into the light shaft between two buildings.
GooglingA mother and daughter tourist duo consults their mobile device for navigation instructions. New York city, NY.
A gathering of men and paintingsA small group of Irish men gathers around a small table during a wedding in Las Vegas’ Artisan. The walls and ceiling of this venue are covered with reproduction paintings in a dizzying manner.
.380 and FluevogsDancer, Caroline Sicard, empties the mag of a Walther .380 caliber pistol at a firing range in Las Vegas, Nevada while wearing John Fluevog heels.
LiftCommissioned by dancer Jasmin Villamor. Jasmine was a dancer in Cirque du Soleil’s Viva Elvis in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Lone wolfCommissioned by Western entertainer, Loop Rawlins, aka “Michael Hong”, we got this unexpected shot as he prepared himself for a two hand pistol-draw trick in Rhyolite Ghost town, Nevada.
IlluminatedA perspective of the Empire State Building in NYC. Taken during an Uber ride around town.
The reflection of a “Rose”Commissioned by former Cirque du Soleil musician, Mikey Hackey, we created this idea illustrating the relationship he had with another former artists, hand to hand balancing artist Kristin Allen. Mikey and Kristin both performed together in CDS’s Viva Elvis show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
CroonerA portrait shot of famed French-Canadian singer, Garou, during a music video shoot commissioned by Universal Music France at Mel’s studios in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
NatachaPhoto shoot with Russian model, Natacha out in Calico Basin near Las Vegas, Nevada.
LolaAn impromptu shot of singer Lola Dargenti in Montreal. It was our second meeting with the young singer, this shot was taken to get to know her better.
Arm down and click - a sneaky shot of locals as they go about their business in NYC.
A young boy solicits for change as shop goers pass him by in NYC.
Shade and refreshmentSo many parallels and stories can be drawn from this well-timed shot in NYC.
TouristA tourist walks with a stylized crocodile mask in Times Square, NYC.
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