Sensus works with utilities and consumers on five continents in infrastructure systems and resource conservation. This campaign is about there being a better tool for the job.
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The Corbis Interview
Cobris, who represents our stock portfolio, interviewed us about our image production process and how we got into the world of CGI. To view this interview on the Corbis blog click HERE.
Highly Conceptualized High Heels for Heels.com
We’re very excited to show off this campaign, which just launch for Heels.com. Each image represents a different trend in women’s shoes for the spring season.
Trend: Animal prints
Trend: Neon
Trend: Iron Fist brand
Trend: Jessica Simpson Waleo heels in assorted colors
Trend: Smoking Flats
Trend: Ballet Flats
Trend: Zigi Black Label Brink
Find Your Center – The FYC Campaign Continues!
This image of Charlotte’s uptown (really a panorama composite of 5 images plus fireworks, etc) will be made into a billboard-sized wallscape to adorn the side of the Charlotte Chamber building at 3rd & Tryon Streets uptown. It will replace our wallscape from an earlier FYC campaign that has been in that spot for the last few years.
Photos spotted!!
I was helping my parents shop for a new TV at HH Gregg over the weekend and saw some of our work for Hoover on the shelves. Just thought I’d share….. -Sean
One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.
After reading many great Dr. Seuss books with his daughter, Magnolia Louise, Peter decided to make one of her favorite characters come to life. What a nice gift to his daughter!
CBJ Seen – photos from the Auction Preview Party.
The Charlotte Business Journal visited The Light Factory Auction Preview Party at our studio and snapped a few photos for their CBJ Seen section. Here are the photos, which were taken by Jen Wilson.
PDN Magazine features our new portfolio in Right Stuff section
“Sean Busher has come up with a portfolio book that integrates new technology with tried-and-true marketing tools,” say Jacqueline Tobin in Photo District News Magazine’s October 2011 issue. The feature article discusses our approach to merging a traditional print portfolio with an iPad for video playback and enhanced interactivity.
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