photography

This is David Naugle’s Photography Projects page

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bff

re-telling weird dreams

Candy, Pecans & Honey Lamont, FL

strummer

Navarre

Gabriela Ibarra at Orange

COMPOSITE LIST

 

 



SHOT 05

shot 5 Watering plants in window / darkened around outside of phone / logo, screen fill (YES)

after
shot-05-2K-500-2

before

simplepay_01_lock_S7_160107-blank

Use screenfill HI-RES TIFF



SHOT 07

shot 7 (shower) Clone out track mark and needs Samsung logo. (YES)

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shot-07_shower

before

  LOGO ONLY (LOGO IN PHOTOSHOP LAYER)

HI-RES PSD



SHOT 19

Shot 19 Butter on phone need logo keep time on phone

after
shot19_butter_roughCompV2

before

  LOGO ONLY (IN PHOTOSHOP LAYER)

LOGO_FRAME
HI-RES PSD



Shot 9 (AKA Shot 14)

DONE

Waking up to alarm. – Notes: Adjust outside light in the background sync with interior light.
Have her laying in the dark longer.
I made this version to look like it was dark outside. Perhaps you could improve?

after
shot-09-14-toOutputGif2

Time remapped the end and fake-looped it. Also have the new snooze screen fade-in.

before

Checked with Creative, they say:
“The animation needs to be smoothed out, and the “dark” part should be dark for longer (they can just increase the time on the last frame).”

COMPOSITE IN THIS SCREENFILL:
Screenshot_20160329-152403-snooze


No Thanks

10 Brushing teeth in bathroom – track logo – NO


21 Check out at store – will have app screen – NO showing which credit card to use.

shot 44 logo, need screen fill (video from client)

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Walk it off

fired up, fired down

The Computer Museum of American Innovation past forward

Art on Marta (part 2)
David Naugle
A photo essay documenting the public art of Atlanta’s rapid transit system brings a vast collection of commissions out of the stations’ shadows
with an introduction by John Cocker

artpapers

DNTD0053

Proud to be part of Art Papers Magazine again. Cover and web exclusive here.

Things are always shakin’ here.

Red napped

Last light

Time machine

Sleep