OCD Ad Campaign.

Imperfection doesn't stand a chance when you hire Michael Indresano.

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Socks
OCD Photographer steaming his socks!

Bedtime
OCD Photographer combing the rug fringe!


Yard Work
OCD Photographer color sorting the fall clean-up!

Dinner
OCD Photographer arranging peas while dinner guests patiently wait!

OCD Self-Promotion Campaign #5: Breakfast

Our latest shot for our Self-Promotion Campaign with Fort Franklin.

Breakfast with Michael Indresano Photography
is a unique and precise experience.

Begins with a layout.

A few dozen eggs, to find the perfectly round yolk.

Hire a food stylist, like Travis Grandon.

A few instruments for cutting and shaping.


Travis to continually whip up a froth in the orange juice.


Bacon rejects, stolen by the Sparky the cat.


Meticulous placement of the eating implements.


Yes, an exacto and tweezers should do the trick.

Review the options....

Presto, Breakfast is served!

Flying High!

Last week we shot aerobatic aviator Mike Goulian

and his team of Goulian Aerosports.

Team member (and mechanic) Matt Chapman
tuning and cleaning the planes for the shoot

The photo crew setting up

Mike and Karin Goulian reviewing some of the first picks.

Videographer Sasha Lekic and assistants Joel Laino and James Duong

testing the smoke machine.

It works!


Group photo of the racing team with that smoky background.
(L-R Dennis Sawyer, Mike Goulian, Jenn Staretorp, Brad Huelsman)


Michael working on the details.


Sasha working on the filming.

Joel, Michael, and Michele
along with Karin discussing the possibilities.

Mike being interviewed by Sasha,

Video coming to the blog soon!

"Take a moment to step into my shoes,
see what I see, and feel what I feel when flying." ~ Mike Goulian
http://mikegoulian.com/

Art & Science

A shoot we did for these massive chromatography machines.
Chromatography you ask?


Chromatography is a physical method of separation in which
the components to be separated are distributed between two phases,
one of which is stationary (stationary phase)
while the other (the mobile phase) moves in a definite direction.
(thanks Wikipedia!)

We didn't have to understand how to use these machines, (thankfully!)
we just needed Michael's expertise with lighting to make them glow.