Paul Elledge has been on a great project with the Goodman Theatre of Chicago. The creative team at the Goodman worked side by side with Paul creating this brillant action with still photography to make an exciting trailer for the upcoming 2015/2016 season.
Paul Elledge’s Selma series is featured in the APA Member Gallery under Inspiration! In addition to the moving portraits, Paul shares his vision for shooting this historic location and his personal process for capturing the spirit and story of the people reflected in the images. Here’s an excerpt:
I journeyed by foot to feel the spirit of the place and to meet the people. The emotions felt on those walks, and the experiences of meeting todays Selma are what are reflected in this project. My goal was to create a body of work in Selma that illustrated the dignity and humanity that is in all people, whether then or more importantly now.
Be sure to check out the project at the APA Member Gallery.
This past summer, Paul Elledge worked on a dream project for Weber Grill— shooting lifestyle images that brought to life this iconic American brand. This brand story inspires long summer days of gathering with friends and loved ones over delicious meals prepared over the bbq grill! See the entire image gallery on Paul’s website.
Paul Elledge was commissioned to create client portraits for Trianon salon in Chicago. The salon’s highly skilled stylists create magic and help bring individuality to the subjects, setting the stage for Paul to create charming portraits.
©2014 Paul Elledge
©2014 Paul Elledge
Hosted by the Chicago Photographic Society, Paul Elledge will be speaking at ProCenter Camera Thursday evening 11/20, 6-9 PM. He’ll be showing work, discussing his process, and fielding questions. This is a great opportunity to get an inside view of a veteran artist’s photographic practice!
ProCenter Camera is located at 1000 N. Branch St. See you there!
