Dog, amp, strat, macbook. The essentials.
Downloads
- Circle of Ass (6.0 MiB, 194 hits)
- That Would Explain Everything (4.7 MiB, 175 hits)
- PETA Girl (6.5 MiB, 112 hits)
- Marbletown (Cover) (5.4 MiB, 106 hits)
- House of Cards (5.9 MiB, 101 hits)
- The Stealer (cover) (6.3 MiB, 97 hits)
- Tumbleweeds (5.5 MiB, 89 hits)
- Unconditional (6.4 MiB, 87 hits)
- Crazy Aunt Christmas (4.8 MiB, 83 hits)
- Sneakin' feeling (5.3 MiB, 83 hits)
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“I’ve been in the ad agency business for nearly 30 years and Fred Leo is one of the most talented copywriters, AND musicians I’ve ever had the pleasure to work with. I’m not even sure HE knows how talented he is. He consistently amazes me with his various styles of his original music, instrumentation, and V/O’s. Plus, who else do you know who can sport a pair of lead-lined underwear, and make them look stylish?”
Brian Wallace, Fitzgerald & Co.
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Nice. Next time, a fire in the fireplace and a brandy snifter replacing the green can and you have an ad for any liquor. Also, remove that thing in the foreground, jacket over chair or whatever. Maybe ask the dog if he wouldn’t mind shifting horizontal so we can see his face.
But a nice start to a new tab on your site, “photographs for license.”
We’ll be waiting.
Excellent suggestions. Maybe a tripod and a realistic exposure, too. The dog is union and refused to show her face unless we went scale-plus. What a prima donna. You’d think she were the Symbicort lady.