February | 2012 | Patricia McMahon Photography

Alice Hawkins
photographer

Love Magazine

Alice Hawkins travels to Nairobi to shoot the following, stunning story for Love Magazine.

The shoot is another in a long line of Alice’s adventures, previously taking in India, Russia & Texas amongst others. You can see all of Alice’s projects by clicking here

Photography: Alice Hawkins
Styling: Anders Sølvsten Thomsen
Production: Caroline Mbindyo
Casting: Lyndsey Mcintyre of Surazuri
Retouching: Henhouse

F.Scott Schafer
photographer

VH1

F.Scott Schafer shoots the high octane poster for the return of “Mob Wives” to VH1.

Scott has posted a great behind the scenes piece detailing teh whole process of the shoot from start to finish, make sure you check it out on his tumblr

F.Scott Schafer
photographer

Lozza

F.Scott Schafer shoots Mika for the new campaign for Lozza Occhiali, styled by Sam Willoughby.

Hair: Joel Gonclaves
Make Up: Petros Petrohilos

Dragonfly Scenery
Set Designer

Toyota Yaris

Dragonfly Scenery reates the neon set for Toyota Yaris with photographer Benedict Redgrove.

Lee Broomfield
photographer

Elle UK Magazine

Lee Broomfield shoots this stunning fashion story for the current issue of Elle Magazine (March 2012).

Click here to see Lee’s portfolio.

Photography: Lee Broomfield
Styling: Natalie Wansbrough-Jones
Hair: Panos @ CLM
Make Up: Naoko Scintu @ Balcony Jump
Model: Ana Beatriz Barros @ Next

Jason Gould
photographer

Jamaican athletes

Jason Gould documents the Jamaican track and boxing athletes as they prepare for the London 2012 Olympics.

His shoot included Olympic, Commonwealth and World Champions Asafa Powell, Nesta Carter, Sherone Simpson & Brigitte Foster Hylton.

Click here to see the complete set.

F.Scott Schafer’s brilliantly, tongue in cheek “Ball’s Out” campaign for the Hair Metal band Steel Panther has been deemed likely ‘to cause serious and widespread offence’ by the UK’s Advertising Standards Authority, after compliants by members of the public.

The band are a parody of 80’s heavy metal and crib the likes of Motely Crue, Poison and Bon Jovi. The bands label Universal Music refute the claims the campaign is degrading to women and issued a statement saying the image is designed to:

“poke fun at the ridiculousness of the attitude to women, outfits and music in that era”

You can check out the campaign below, along with one of Scott’s additional press images of the band.