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Photography: Noritake Photoshoot Behind the Scenes, Video Setup Day

by Jamie Sanford on March 17, 2016

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A few shots to share from setup day for a Noritake video shoot, featuring ColorTrio, a new collection! Images taken with the Sony NEX-6.

Before the video shoot, we did some planning with this new addition to the Colorwave collection, Slate! Colorwave Slate is available exclusively at Macy’s.

Setting up ColorTrio – this is ColorTrio Clay Stax in the front!

Mixing and matching the ColorTrio, paired with Colorwave placemats and Colorwave glassware.

Also, you can just see my flowery Vans peeking into the light.

Getting the whole table prepped!

I’ve learned from Alexis that natural elements add something lovely.

ColorTrio comes in a coupe option as well. Paired here with Colorwave placemats, Colorwave flatware, and Colorwave glassware.

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Photography: Noritake Colorwave Photoshoot Behind the Scenes, July 2015

by Jamie Sanford on July 14, 2015

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A few shots to share from a recent Noritake photoshoot. Images taken with the Sony Nex-6. The items in this shoot are all from the Colorwave Collection.

Once again, I’m acting as the client (as Marketing Manager for Noritake). Our photographer was James Ransom (the shots in this post are mine, James shot the real ones), and our stylist was Alexis Anthony.

All the samples are all lined up. (Bonus points if you know the reference there.)

No shoot is complete without Alexis’ arm showing up in my photos.

Colorwave Clay dinnerware and Colorwave Graphite glassware.

Mixed: Colorwave Clay, Chocolate, Graphite, and White.

Colorwave Spruce.

Mixed: Colorwave Apple, Blue, Turquoise, Green, Ice, Spruce.

New accessories in Colorwave!

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Photography: Noritake Colorwave Photoshoot Behind the Scenes, December 2014

by Jamie Sanford on January 28, 2015

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A few shots to share from a recent Noritake photoshoot. Images taken with the Sony Nex-6. The items in this shoot are all from the Colorwave Collection.

Once again, I’m acting as the client (as Marketing Manager for Noritake). Our photographer was James Ransom (the shots in this post are mine, James shot the real ones), and our stylist was Alexis Anthony.

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Instagram Roundup #57

by Jamie Sanford on September 18, 2013

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On my way through the tunnel on September 11th.

Spent 2 days shooting Noritake’s Colorwave Collection. It was great to get to mix and match the colors and shapes.

Mom and Nan were in town and we went to dinner on their last night here. I parallel parked Mom’s car like a boss on the first try, and naturally, took a photo.

Insane thunderstorms on Thursday. Driving towards the black clouds is never a good sign, but I actually did manage to get inside my house before the sky opened up.

For throwback Thursday, I shared this image I took of my brother during a Skype call. We were working on the crossword together. There’s a salamander on the screen behind him.

Our local Baja Fresh closed without warning! I had to get Panera instead, which is not the thing to fulfill your craving for something from Baja Fresh.

Mom always brings me flowers, and the red carnations are still going strong 4 days later. They are lovely. Thanks Mom!

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Photography: Behind the Scenes, Noritake Colorwave Photoshoot

by Jamie Sanford on September 16, 2013

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As mentioned a few weeks back, I love to mix my own habit for photography with my job. Last week, I spent 2 days at James Ransom‘s photography studio, shooting Colorwave by Noritake. I took a number of behind-the -scenes photos for the Noritake blog and Facebook page, but I wanted to share a few here as well. Images taken with the  Sony Alpha 550 and the 50mm f/1.4 Sony Carl Zeiss lens.

See you next time.

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