Showing posts with label jeremy rosado. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jeremy rosado. Show all posts

Monday, December 5, 2011

...IN MY DAYDREAMS feat. JEREMY ROSADO @ Boss NYC



model: Jeremy Rosado @ Boss Models NYC
(photography and styling: Tarrice Love)

I met Jeremy Rosado during an editorial shoot I did for AMMO magazine. I really enjoyed working with all of the guys that day but he was the only one that never had a one on one session with me. We exchanged contacts and proceeded to set something up.  At the time my relationship with  booker was "strained" so we set the shoot up directly with each other.


Jeremy has beautiful face and an amazing body.  I wanted to do images that show'd his sensual side that compliments his physical strengths. So i decided to shoot him in with a natural light theme using my favorite magazines with black models as a way to pay homage to their black beauty. Jeremy's character is obsessed with black women so much so  that he has daydreams about them. He was completely open to the concept  and took direction well. He fell into character so convincingly that he fell asleep on the floor during the shoot. The results turned out beautiful and I hope y'all like them.


model: Jeremy Rosado @ Boss Models NYC
(photography and styling: Tarrice Love)


Thursday, March 31, 2011

fashion editorial: LOST WEEKEND featured in AMMO MAG


check out my editorial featured in AMMO MAG styled by Javon Drake. I worked with Javon before with model, Pierre Woods and fashion blogger Jinna Boo and we got along great. This time we teamed together  for an online magazine called AMMO MAG.  -

below are some of the outtakes as well as a few shots from the editorial. CLICK HERE to view the full editorial

photography: Tarrice Love
Fashion Editor: Javon Drake
Art Direction: John Woodland Jr.
location: ALOFT Hotel/ Harlem
Fashion Assistant: Thandie Gweshe
Models:
Jeremy Rosado (Boss Models), Evander Holyfield Jr. (Ford), 
Chris (Q Models), Shamik (Idenities), Marcell Harris (Major)


the editorial was shot at the Aloft Hotel in Harlem. the rooms and hallway space weren't large enough to utilize the lighting I had anticipated so I had to rely on the lighting available .... which was difficult. This was my chance to show people that I could do something besides shoot in "controlled" lighting circumstances. I untilized the colored filters in photoshop to experiment and give a different mood to the pics. I hope people like the editorial...I know I am very happy with the way this turned out.