I just returned from Thailand and Bali where I photographed three amazing Alila resorts. Above is the Alila Uluwatu, Bali
Alila Ubud, Bali - Voted #1 Pool in the World by GQ
The Grand Palace, Bangkok
The Market - Soori, Bali
Balinese "Starbucks"
Highlights from Bangkok & Bali
I just returned from Thailand and Bali where I photographed three amazing Alila resorts. Above is the Alila Uluwatu, Bali
Alila Ubud, Bali - Voted #1 Pool in the World by GQ
The Grand Palace, Bangkok
The Market - Soori, Bali
Balinese "Starbucks"
Dead Vlei - Namibia
More from Namibia....Dead Vlei is a very unique clay pan in the middle of the Namib desert. It's home to ancient camelthorn trees (above) that are 500-600 years old.
SOM - Partners in Motion
This week we shot at one my favorite client's spaces: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. Eric shows off his best action hero pose above.
Sossusvlei, Namibia
Little Kulala lodge & an aerial shot of the Namib desert... more images coming soon!
Jill Paider featured in Crain's Business Journal
I landed on the cover of this week's Crains lifestyle section. The picture above was taken at Kulala Wilderness Camp in Namibia - the article talks about the allure of desert travel.
Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye - Poissy, France
One of the greatest architects of all time... I LOVE photographing his work.
Speaking at My Alma Mater in London
I was invited to speak at my alma mater, the University of the Arts, London last week. It was great to be in the newly designed school and meet all the hot young talent.
Jonathan Eig for CS
This month I shot NY Times best selling author, Jonathan Eig, for CS magazine. Jonathon's new book "Get Capone" launches this month. The book is based on never-seen-before government documents and letters written by America's most infamous gangster, Al Capone.
Jill Paider featured in Popular Photography
I was interviewed by Peter Kolonia, editor of Popluar Photography magazine, for a review on lighting equipment... above is the tear sheet from May's issue.
SOM's Bill Baker
We shot Bill Baker, Partner at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill for the cover of Civil Engineering magazine. Bill is the engineering genius behind the Burj Khalifa (see below).
Jill Paider's Photo Installation in the Burj Khalifa, The World's Tallest Building
My photo installation "At The Top Burj Khalifa" in Dubai is now open! The exhibition features life-size portraits of the top architects, designers and engineers behind the building: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architects. (Installation images courtesy of gsmprjct.)
Sydney Opera House
This was one of my favorite interior shoots during the trip... I've always loved the structure of the Opera House.
Rose Seidler House - Wahroonga, Australia
This is an interior shot of the home built by Australia's favorite modern architect, Harry Seidler. He designed the home for his parents Rose & Max in 1948, and it remains an architectural gem managed by the Historic Houses Trust. I was fortunate enough to have great weather for shoot... the house has amazing natural light.
Lake Wakatipu - Queenstown, New Zealand
This is an aerial, medium format, cross-processed shot of Lake Wakatipu in New Zealand. The scenery is amazingly beautiful and I was lucky enough to capture it, despite having water logged my Hasselblad in a kayak (in this lake).
Jill Paider is Live on Artnet.com
Our MODERN + FEMININE series is now live on Artnet.com.
I've partnered with KB Contemporary for the sales of the composite photographic prints that combine architectural landmarks and nude silhouettes. Based in New York City, KB Contemporary also represents the works of Joan Miro, Barron Rachman and Renee Radell. For more information or to purchase work, please visit the site at: www.artnet.com.
I've partnered with KB Contemporary for the sales of the composite photographic prints that combine architectural landmarks and nude silhouettes. Based in New York City, KB Contemporary also represents the works of Joan Miro, Barron Rachman and Renee Radell. For more information or to purchase work, please visit the site at: www.artnet.com.
The Best of Montreal
I just returned from Montreal which I absolutely adore. Great people, architecture & food (foie gras, poutine.. need I say more?) Here are a couple of the highlights:
The Greenest Building in North America (Cirque du Soleil HQ):
Grand Bibliotheque du Montreal:
The Biosphere:
Schulich School of Music:
Favorite Restaurants:
1.) Le Cartet: A great breakfast place 2.) Lemeac: The best for classical French 3.) Le Trois Petits Bouchons: Amazing rustic French fare + hot waiters
The Greenest Building in North America (Cirque du Soleil HQ):
Grand Bibliotheque du Montreal:
The Biosphere:
Schulich School of Music:
Favorite Restaurants:
1.) Le Cartet: A great breakfast place 2.) Lemeac: The best for classical French 3.) Le Trois Petits Bouchons: Amazing rustic French fare + hot waiters
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