Amee Reehal Blog

May04

Some old travel photos...

Just a few of my old photos I came across last night:

below: shot late last year, at the base of the Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

below: also shot last year, in a park near the Petronas Twin Towers in KL; a sort of moody, spooky photo shot just after dusk.

a neat candid of a couple school kids; this was shot somewhere in Cambodia back in 2000.

Jan19

The relationship between vehicles and people always fascinates me. Whether its a family of four sharing a single scooter, a Lambo-owner with a ten-car garage, or simply a passerby walking into the frame. Especially when vehicles are taken out of context, finding themselves in new, obscure environments, well, that's when it becomes more compelling; often a contradiction of people, places, and cars rendering a cool moment in time. Fortunately, I've had my camera when its happened.

I've added a new section to my port called 'Auto-Pulse,' consisting of portraits and candids I've shot over the past 10 years. All of it is personal work, a mix of my travels with a majority of shots taken while doing a job...a 'side-project' if you will.

www.ameereehal.com > Portfolio > Auto-Pulse

Few shots attached, enjoy!

All Images Copyright2009©AmeeReehal

Nov23

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It's Personal...

...figured it was time to add that 'personal' section to my port.

You know, those shots that don't pay the bills but are just as vital; those raw, spontaneous images with absolutely no agenda, and the only person breathing down your neck isn't the CD, but that disgruntled dude on the NYC subway glaring you down as you inconspicuously take his shot. Yeah, those personal photos.

Landing somewhere new and walking around by yourself aimlessly for hours, completely lost and zoned out with camera in hand. Man, that's what it's all about.

Oct25

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Maserati MC12 Shoot

some shots from a recent shoot for a local client; the MC12 is obviously a surreal looking car, so we wanted a backdrop that was quite the opposite...something simple and scenic, so we chose this 'suburban-woodsy' theme. the final shots have that refined look via compositing, yet still retain a photographic vibe. does that make sense? well, it does to me. check it out...