More scenes of the exotic, the privileged, the well-to-do. How the other half smokes. Lexington Ave., NYC, 2009.
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Monocle April 09 Out Now
Look for my images in the April 09 issue of MONOCLE. Editorial covering GM Tech Center and the Volt. Here, a tear sheet from the issue and a couple outtakes from the session. Go to www.monocle.com for more info.
Updade: Uploaded the remainders & extras from 2009’s Chevy Volt shoot (for Monocle Magazine) to my account at ALAMY.
Blowing In The Wind
A fantastic sale in Royal Oak stopped me in my tracks. Fought the crowds, learned a few dance steps from the inflated arrow man in the lot.
Monocle Shoot
Finished an editorial shoot for Monocle Magazine at the GM Tech Center, focusing on the VOLT. Issue out in April. Will post tearsheet images as soon as it is out. Stay tuned.
Good Things Come In Threes…
Three sides that is. From last May at Meteor Crater in AZ. One of those shots that’s just plain lucky. Triangles are everywhere, from the space capsule, to the man’s stride on the left, to the back of the blue jean jacket, to the shrub, to the slope of the hill in background…and a couple more.
Germany vs. Spain 2008
A bit of “hotel reportage” from Hamburg 29.06.2008, now posted as a PDF download on my site: http://www.mvlimbert.com/GermSpainCOV.html. The agony of defeat from EURO 2008 Football Championship Finals.
Greetings from the Season
You’d think I’d forget you? This time of year? We’ve known each other longer than that. Well, here you go. A little something. Something I found. Merry Christmas.
Ice Palace
Turn off the waterworks baby, they don’t move me no more. Especially when they are frozen. Almost. Did get most of the salt off the car despite the l’il penguin ice cubes coming out the end of the sprayer.
Palms In Paradise
The last time I was on the coast I contracted walking pneumonia and had to sweat it out on a 5 hour flight back to bed. This was the last thing I remember…
Skagit River Hikeathon
Back from a week of living with the rocks in the Cascade Mountain Range in Washington. From Mt. Rainier to Ross Lake (Ross Lake Resort) and the dams (Diablo, Gorge, and Ross) of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project. Hiked and ate. Kept the fire burning every 2 hours in the cast iron Alaskan. Many images of mountains I won’t post here.
And I have to say I’m ALL for the National Parks of the US. And the Great Lodges. Yes, I possess an annual pass. When I leave the community confines of the park I can’t help but feel like I’m leaving home, into the unsanctioned unofficial world of back-to-school letdown.
